Reported gauge flows are UP across New Mexico!

Thank you Julia Fernandez De Maez for the heads up about these flows! Gauges are UP across New Mexico! Cerro gauge on the Rio Grande (Razorblade, Upper Taos Box) suddenly started rising around 9 pm last night, and now reporting 1,350 cfs and TJB (OV, Racecourse) is reporting 1,410 cfs!

The Rio Chama is still roaring above Abiquiu Reservoir, with the La Puente gauge (Mama Chama) reporting 3,490 cfs and the Day Section gauge reporting 5,750 cfs.

On the Pecos, the gauge near Pecos (NM) is reporting 229 cfs, and the gauge near Anton Chico is reporting 951 cfs.

The gauge on the Canadian near Taylor Springs is reporting 1,580 cfs (note: this gauge had issues with it in the two summers ago - no idea if that was repaired).

And on the Gila, near Gila Hot Springs the reported flow is 289 cfs, and near Gila (NM) the reported flow is 473 cfs.

Rio Grande

Del Norte: 6,010 cfs

Lobatos (Ute Mountain): 1,490 cfs

Cerro (Razorblade, Upper Taos Box): 1,290 cfs

TJB (Orilla Verde, Racecourse): 382 cfs [Edit: was reporting 1,410 cfs at time of post, not 382 cfs]

Rio Chama

Mama Chama: 4,390 cfs

Wilderness Section: 3,940 cfs

Day Section: 5,750 cfs

Abiquiu Wave: 190 cfs

Pecos River

Near Pecos, NM: 229 cfs

Near Anton Chico, NM: 951 cfs

Below Brantley Dam: 239 cfs

Red River

Below Fish Hatchery near Questa, NM: 85 cfs

Rio Pueblo de Taos

Below Los Cordovas, NM: 80 cfs

Canadian River

Near Taylor Springs: 1,600 cfs

Gila

Near Gila Hot Springs, NM: 289 cfs

Near Gila, NM: 473 cfs

Near Redrock, NM: 212 cfs

Gauges Pages:

Graph of reported flows at the Cerro gauge on the Rio Grande, with a recent report of 1,290 cfs.

Graph of reported flows at the Cerro gauge on the Rio Grande, with a recent report of 1,290 cfs: Rio Grande Near Cerro, NM - USGS Water Data for the Nation