Tide Gauge at North Port Charlotte (In MHHW)
Sarasota County, Florida
The past week
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What floods at each level
- 8 ft
Most of North Port south of S Tamiami Trl is flooded to the Myakkahatchee Creek (Big Slough Canal). Wellen Park shopping plaza floods. S Tamiami Trl begins to flood to Preto Blvd.
- 7 ft
S Tamiami Trl floods from W Villages Pkwy to N River Rd.
- 6.5 ft
Flooding expands west of S River Rd to the vicinity of SCFD Station 26 and State College of Florida Manatee-Sarasota Campus.
- 6 ft
S Tamiami Trl begins to flood west of Blackburn Blvd to the bridge approach to the Myakka River. Homes along the Myakka River brnach leading to Warm Mineral Springs begin to flood.
- 5 ft
Flooding begins to impact the communities of Grand Palm, Renaissance at Wellen Park, Oasis, and Tortuga. Water approaches S River Rd.
- 4 ft
Homes begin to flood in Lazy River Village, Village at Riverwalk, and Harbor Isles. Streets along the Myakka River branch leading to Warm Minder Springs begin to flood.
- 3.5 ft
Flooding expands west of N River Rd near West Villages Pkwy.
- 3 ft
Flooding reaches N River Rd from S Tamiami Trl to Jelks Preserve. Numerous homes to the east of N River Rd flooded. Streets begin to flood along the river in Lazy River Village, Village at Riverwalk, and Harbor Isles. Water backing up the Myakka River branch leading towards Warm Mineral Springs and going out of bank.
- 2.5 ft
Homes begin to flood along the river. Ramblers Rest, Myakka River Trails, and Tarpon point are impacted.
- 2 ft
Residential streets begin to flood along the river south of Jelks Preserve. Water approaches and surrounds some homes.
- 1 ft
Myakka River is out of bank and floodign normally dry areas. Some dock aslong the river are impacted.
Highest crests on record
| Date | Level | Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 27, 2024 | 5.42 ft | — |
| Oct 9, 2024 | 4.69 ft | — |
| Aug 5, 2024 | 3.81 ft | — |
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