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Canasawacta Creek at Norwich City Line

National Weather Service gauge CCKN6 · New York · Chenango County · 42.5436, -75.5347 · USGS 01505503

Flood levels

Official flood levels at this gauge: action stage begins at 7.0 ft; minor flooding begins at 8.0 ft; moderate flooding begins at 10.0 ft; major flooding begins at 11.5 ft.

Action stage7.0 ft
Minor flooding8.0 ft
Moderate flooding10.0 ft
Major flooding11.5 ft

What the water does

National Weather Service impact statements for this gauge, in the Weather Service's own words.

7.0 ftAt this stage, municipal officials and local emergency management begin close monitoring of the creek and initial preparation activites for possible flooding.
8.0 ftMinor Flood Stage. Floodwaters extend into Beyer Park, and also pose a potential hazard to structures along Willard Court and properties adjacent to the creek on Plymouth Street. Initial overbank flooding also occurs behind commercial properties on NY Route 12 in the Town of Norwich.
10.0 ftModerate Flood Stage. Flooding impacts southern reaches of the creek along Chenango and Prentice to O'Hara Streets, as well as northern locations including Willard Court, Plymouth Street and Canasawacta Street. Flooding intensifies along the NY Route 12 corridor in the Town of Norwich.
11.5 ftMajor Flood Stage. Severe and extensive flooding impacts the City of Norwich's south side, inundating numerous residences and commercial properties on South Broad Street, primarily south of Hale Street. High water levels also submerge residential zones spanning Plymouth Street as well as the area between Pleasant Street and Main Street.
14.0 ftDeep inundation causes widespread flooding throughout the City of Norwich and the surrounding town along NY Route 12, impacting the majority of the region south of Main Street.

Forecast office: NWS Johnson City · River Forecast Center: Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center.

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