Rivers and flooding in Vermont
58 river gauges the National Weather Service watches in Vermont. Each has its forecast, flood stages and impacts, and its crest history.
Flood outlook
Significant river flooding over the next five days, and each gauge’s chance of flooding over the next three months.
No significant river flooding is outlined in Vermont in the next five days.
Most likely to flood, September to November
- Otter Creek at Center Rutland7% chance of major flooding
- Mad River near Moretown6% chance of major flooding
- Walloomsac River near North Bennington11% chance of moderate flooding
- Winooski River at Essex Junction14% chance of minor flooding
- Missisquoi River at Swanton-99900% chance of major flooding
- Williams River near Rockingham-99900% chance of major flooding
6 of the 16 gauges the River Forecast Centers forecast in Vermont have a stated chance of flooding in this period.
Ayers Brook
Barton River
Battenkill
Bingham Falls
Black River
Black River (Northern VT)
Clyde River
Connecticut River
Dog River
East Branch of the Passumpsic River
East Orange Branch
Jewett Brook
Lake Champlain
Lake Memphremagog
Lamoille River
LaPlatte River
Lemon Fair River
Lewis Creek
Little Otter Creek
Little River (Vermont)
Mad River
Missisquoi River
Moose River
New Haven River
North Branch Winooski River
North Springfield Dam
Ompompanoosuc River
Ottauquechee River
Otter Creek
Passumpsic River
Pike River (VT)
Pope Brook (VT)
Poultney River
Ranch Brook
Rock River (VT)
Sleepers River
Walloomsac River
Wells River
West River
White River
Williams River
Winooski River
Sources
Gauges, flood stages, impacts and crest history from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service. Streamflow from the U.S. Geological Survey.