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Warner River at Davisville

National Weather Service gauge DAVN3 · New Hampshire · Merrimack County · 43.2509, -71.7322 · USGS 01086000

Flood levels

Official flood levels at this gauge: action stage begins at 6.0 ft; minor flooding begins at 8.0 ft; moderate flooding begins at 10.0 ft; major flooding begins at 12.0 ft.

Action stage6.0 ft
Minor flooding8.0 ft
Moderate flooding10.0 ft
Major flooding12.0 ft

Highest recorded crests

What the water does

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

6.5 ftAlthough no structures are affected, water inundates recreational areas in Warner and Davisville. The river is at bankfull in other reaches, some erosion may occur.
8.0 ftRiverside Road floods along with increasing depths over recreational fields in Warner.
8.5 ftProperties along Tom's Pond including Pine Lane in Warner are flooded with water overtopping retention walls.
9.5 ftBasement flooding of properties along Tom's Pond in Warner begins.
10.0 ftLow lying roads along the Warner River begin to have a flood threat. The most flood prone areas include West Joppa Road in Warner, cutting off access to the Dalton covered bridge.
12.0 ftIn Warner, areas that flood are West Roby District Road, West Joppa Road covered bridge, Waterloo Road covered bridge, Morse Lane, and the Tom Pond area experience flooding. Properties south of Depot Street are inundated with impacts to parking areas. Significant flooding to Riverside Park.
13.0 ftIn Warner, Depot Street floods with water surrounding businesses. Chemical Lane flooded near the confluence with the Silver Brook, cutting off access to a dozen properties including those on Willey Lane. Wallaby Colby Lane flooded. In Hopkinton, homes along Deer Path, Well House, and Dustin Roads are at risk from high water especially if the Contoocook River is also at high flows.

Forecast office: NWS Gray · River Forecast Center: Northeast River Forecast Center.

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