Meramec River at Fenton

The past week

What floods at each level

• 43.6 ft

  The house at the corner of Main and Ferry begins flooding near this height.

• 43.3 ft

  The Sisters Teahouse on Main Street begins flooding near this height.

• 42.8 ft

  Denny Dennis Sporting Goods begins flooding at this height.

• 42.7 ft

  Water reaches the front door of the American Legion Hall.

• 41.4 ft

  The levee protecting the MSD sewage plant is overtopped.

• 39.4 ft

  The lower storage level of the American Legion Hall begins flooding.

• 37.7 ft

  Opps Lane residence downstream of gage begins flooding.

• 36.8 ft

  Opps Lane and Tosti's Transmission on Gravois Road begin flooding at this height.

• 34.5 ft

  An auto glass shop on Gravois begins flooding near this height.

• 32.7 ft

  Joe Clark's Restaurant begins flooding at this height.

• 32.5 ft

  White building on Gravois across from Joe Clark's begins flooding at this height.

• 32 ft

  Brannan's Marine and Motorsports begin flooding at this height.

• 30.8 ft

  Old 141 begins flooding east of the Gravois intersection.

• 30.7 ft

  Heating and cooling store begins flooding at this height.

• 30.5 ft

  Gravois Road begins flooding in Fenton southwest of the new bridge.

• 29.5 ft

  The Fenton Feed Mill begins flooding near this height.

• 25.4 ft

  Water begins backing onto Water Street at the riverside drain at the Ferry Street intersection.

• 25.3 ft

  Restrooms and playground at Minnie Ha Ha Park and the gazebo at Fenton Park begin flooding near this height.

• 25.2 ft

  Minnie Ha Ha Park gazebo begins flooding.

• 22.9 ft

  At this height, the entire boat ramp path at Minnie Ha Ha Park will be submerged.

• 22.6 ft

  The pedestrian walkway along the Meramec Greenway begins flooding near this height about halfway between the Highway 30 bridge and the Greenway gazebo.

• 22.2 ft

  Pedestrain trail along Opps Lane begins flooding near the MSD treatment plant.

• 19.9 ft

  Near this height, the top of the boat ramp at Minnie Ha Ha Park will be submerged.

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