Little Miami River at Milford

1. 30.50 ftThis is equivalent to the flood of record of 1913 with much of Milford between High Street and the river experiencing major flooding. Several streets are under water including Locust, Cash, Elm, Water and Polk. Water also covers portions of Highway 50. Water is several feet deep through this area.
2. 27.00 ftThis is roughly the FEMA 1 Percent flood elevation. Several streets are under water including Locust, Cash, Elm, Water and Polk. Water also covers portions of Highway 50. The southwest area of south Milford street also floods. Lowland flooding also occurs in Terrace Park along areas east of Miami Avenue.
3. 24.00 ftSignificant flooding can be expected along Round Bottom Road in Anderson Township and in the Terrace Park Country Club area. Flooding will also occur between Main Street and the river in Milford.
4. 23.00 ftSignificant lowland flooding occurs along the river in Clermont and Hamilton Counties. Lowland flooding becomes a problem in the Terrace Park area and in Anderson Township, especially along Round Bottom Road. Flooding also occurs in Milford between Main Street and the river itself.
5. 21.00 ftFlooding can be expected in low areas between Main Street and the river in Milford. Lowland flooding occurs along the river in Clermont and Hamilton Counties.
6. 20.00 ftLowland flooding continues in portions of Clermont and Hamilton Counties, particularly in low areas of Loveland near Karl Brown Way as well as along Cones Road and Cox Trailside Parking lot. Flooding continues along portions of Round Bottom Road in Anderson Township.
7. 19.00 ftFlooding occurs in lowland areas of Milford and Terrace Park, including portions of Round Bottom Road in Anderson Township and Karl Brown Way near the railway underpass, Cones Road and Cox Trailside Parking lot in Loveland.
8. 17.00 ftLowland flooding occurs along the river in Clermont and Hamilton Counties, with flooding of Karl Brown Way near Loveland.

Chance of flooding, September to November

The three-month chances are the River Forecast Centers’ long-range flood outlook, issued September 22, 2026.

Most recent crests

• February 16, 2025: 18.38 ft
• February 18, 2022: 19.65 ft
• June 19, 2021: 18.27 ft
• May 19, 2020: 19.65 ft
• April 20, 2019: 18.00 ft
• March 31, 2019: 17.65 ft
• February 8, 2019: 18.45 ft
• February 6, 2019: 17.38 ft
• April 3, 2018: 18.00 ft
• February 25, 2018: 20.43 ft

• UpstreamLittle Miami River at South Lebanon
• East Fork Little Miami River at Perintown
• Mill Creek at Reading
• Mill Creek at Evendale
• Sharon Creek
• Mill Creek
• Mill Creek
• Taylor Creek
• Ohio River

Forecasts by the Ohio River Forecast Center. Forecasts are issued routinely year-round. Stage may be affected by ice. River Forecasts typically include ONLY 2 days of future rain from <u>forecast issuance time</u> (lower right of graph). Occasionally 3 days of future rain included.

Stage, flood stages, impacts and crest history from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service. Streamflow and the daily record from the U.S. Geological Survey.