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Lake Champlain at Port Henry

National Weather Service gauge PHCN6 · New York · Essex County · 44.0528, -73.4536 · USGS 04294413

Flood levels

Official flood levels at this gauge: action stage begins at 99.0 ft; minor flooding begins at 99.5 ft; moderate flooding begins at 100.5 ft; major flooding begins at 101.0 ft.

Action stage99.0 ft
Minor flooding99.5 ft
Moderate flooding100.5 ft
Major flooding101.0 ft

Highest recorded crests

What the water does

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

99.0 ftMinor shoreline flooding may occur under windy conditions where the action of waves may cause splashover on some low lying lakeside properties.
99.5 ftMinor flooding is expected with water beginning to enter some lake front properties. Water also begins to threaten low lying roads, piers, and docks. Wave action can compound flooding on windward facing shorelines.
100.5 ftFlooding becomes serious, and wave erosion on windward shores becomes a problem. If lake ice is present, structural damage may occur.
101.5 ftSevere flooding occurs, with moderate to widespread inundation of lake side properties and closure of some low lying roads.

Forecast office: NWS South Burlington · River Forecast Center: Northeast River Forecast Center.

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