Flows report for 11/12/2026!

Here are flows for 11/12/26! Big news is that the gauges in New Mexico are still looking good! After dropping down to 1,690 cfs last night, TJB is reporting 2,000 cfs and rising for the OV and Racecourse! Out on the Rio Chama, the gauge for the Mama Chama is reporting 803 cfs, the El Vado gauge for the Wilderness Section is reporting 1,010 cfs, the gauge for the Day Section is reporting 1,080 cfs, and the gauge for the Abiquiu Wave is reporting 516 cfs. Out on the Pecos, the gauge near Pecos (NM) is reporting 303 cfs.

Up in Colorado, on the Arkansas, the reported flow at Salida is 239 cfs, while the Wellsville gauge for Royal Gorge is reporting 327 cfs. Meanwhile, the gauge near Arboles on the Piedra is reporting dropping flows, with a current flow of 739 cfs. On the Animas, the reported flow at Tall Timber Resort near Tacoma is 778 cfs, while downstream in Durango the reported flow is 1,200 cfs and falling. Out on the Colorado in Colorado, the reported flow for Barrel Springs and Shoshone is 456 cfs.

Out in Arizona, the gauge for the Wilderness Section of the Verde (below Tangle Creek, above Horseshoe Dam) is not reporting, while on the Salt the gauge near Chrysotile is reporting 833 cfs.

And out in Utah in Cataract Canyon of the Colorado River, the gauge at Gypsum Canyon near Hite stopped reporting last night near a flow of about 8,610 cfs

WARNING: when weather is cold enough to allow ice to form in rivers, these rivers can develop ice "bridges" or places where a layer of ice (sometimes thick) is formed across the river. Just because there is a flow doesn't mean there aren't significant (and dangerous) ice obstructions in the river.

NOTE: gauge readings can be distorted when ice is forming in rivers.

Rio Grande

Rio Chama

Red River

Rio Pueblo de Taos

Jemez

Canadian River

Pecos River

Gila River

San Francisco River

Arkansas River

San Juan River

Piedra River

Animas River

Gauges Pages:

Graph of flows reported at the Below Taos Junction Bridge gauge, with the current reported flow of 2,000 cfs.

Graph of flows reported at the Below Taos Junction Bridge gauge, with the current reported flow of 2,000 cfs: Rio Grande Blw Taos Junction Bridge Near Taos, NM - USGS Water Data for the Nation


More Regional Flows…

Rio Grande (Box Canyon near Creede, CO): 5 cfs

Rio Grande (Wagon Wheel Gap, CO): 654 cfs

Rio Grande (Hoodoos Section of Big Bend, TX): 36 cfs

Rio Grande (Mariscal Section of Big Bend, TX): 323 cfs

Pecos River (near Pandale, TX): 102 cfs

Cache La Poudre (at Canyon Mouth near Fort Collins, CO): 38 cfs (more flow information can be found at Poudre Rock Report: http://www.poudrerockreport.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/rockreport)

Clear Creek (near Lawson, CO): 23 cfs

Clear Creek (at Golden, CO): 35 cfs

Colorado River (Gore Canyon, CO): 205 cfs

Colorado River (Pumphouse Section, CO): 205 cfs

Colorado River (Shoshone Section, CO): 456 cfs

Colorado River (Westwater Canyon, UT): 2,940 cfs

Colorado River (Cataract Canyon, UT): NA [Note: gauge at Gypsum Canyon near Hite, UT]

Colorado River (Grand Canyon, AZ): about 4,970 cfs - about 8,000 cfs

Green River (near Greendale, UT): 1,910 - about 2,910 cfs

Green River (near Jensen, UT): about 2,640 cfs - about 3,100 cfs

Conejos River (below Platoro Reservoir, CO): 189 cfs

Dolores River (below McPhee Reservoir, CO): 5 cfs

Gunnison River (Black Canyon, CO): 205 cfs

Gunnison River (Gunnison Gorge, CO): 205 cfs

San Miguel River (near Placerville, CO): 259 cfs

North Fork South Platte (Bailey Canyon, CO): NA

North Fork South Platte (Foxton Run, CO): NA

South Platte (Chutes Run below Deckers, CO): 92 cfs [Note: gauge data from secondary sources, gauge page says reliability is unknown.]

South Platte (Waterton Canyon, CO): 237 cfs

Yampa River (at Steamboat Springs, CO): 109 cfs

Yampa River (above Elkhead Creek near Hayden, CO): 215 cfs

Salt River (Day Section below U.S. 60 Bridge, AZ): 824 cfs

Salt River (Wilderness Section, AZ): 824 cfs

Verde River (below Tangle Creek above Horseshoe Dam, AZ): NA

Guadalupe River (above Comal River at New Braunfels, TX): 166 cfs