Tide Gauge at Mullock Creek (in MHHW)

1. 9.50 ftTamiami Trl floods. Floodign continues to expand east of the highway.
2. 7.50 ftHomes in Shadowood Preserve and Creekside Preserve begin to flood. Flooding expands east of Tamiami Trl and water surrounds the highway.
3. 6.50 ftWater approaches Tamiami Trl. Structures east of the highway begin to flood along the creek. Numerous roads begin to flood and homes surrounded by water in Shadowood Preserve and Creekside Preserve.
4. 5.50 ftNearly all structures and roads on the north side of the river are inundated west of Tamiami Trl. Water approaches homes on the south side of the creek.
5. 3.50 ftIsland Park Rd south of Estero Bay Dr inundated. Water in numerous homes outh of this point. Water flooding homes along Windjammer Dr.
6. 3.00 ftIsland Park Village community surrounded by water. All roads south of Park Rd flooded. Water begins to flood streets and surround homes adjacent Tenmile Canal north of Park Rd.
7. 2.50 ftHomes begin to flood on Pioneer Rd and Creek Dr. Water surrounds homes on Parkridge Ct. Water begins to flood roads and surround homes south of Park Rd and west of Tenmile Canal.
8. 2.00 ftWater surrounds homes on Pioneer Rd and Creek Dr.
9. 1.50 ftMullock Creek Marina begins to flood. Pioneer Rd begins to flood. Water approaches homes on Sea Isle and Seawind Dr.
10. 1.00 ftWater out of bank and flooding marshlands along the river and some empty lots near homes.

• Tenmile Canal
• Tide Gauge
• Estero River Pelican Sound
• Estero River
• Sixmile Cypress Creek Near Ft Myers
• North Branch Estero River
• South Branch Estero River
• Lover's Key State Park Boat Ramp (in MHHW)

Forecasts by the Southeast River Forecast Center. Forecasts are not available. Only observed stages are available for this point. Water levels are referenced to the Mean Higher High Water (MHHW) Datum. This datum can be used to approximate sea water inundation of normally dry ground near the coast. For specific impacts, please refer to the statements on this page.

Stage, flood stages, impacts and crest history from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service.