Susquehanna River at Sidney

The past week

What floods at each level

• 988.3 ft

  This is the June 28, 2006 flood of record. Flooding is widespread and severe throughout much of the low lying areas in town. The East-West Main Street intersection and the Press Building are flooded.

• 987 ft

  This is the flood stage of September 2011. The Town Water Treatment building begins to flood and flooding encroaches on the Press Building and the East-West Main Street intersection.

• 985.9 ft

  Central Fire Station begins to take on water. Clinton Street, Grand Street and Avery Street flood.

• 985.3 ft

  Liberty Street and Pleasant Street are flooded.

• 985 ft

  The Waste Water Treatment plant is impacted by flood waters. Sherman Avenue, Bridge Street, Willow Street and Cross Street flood.

• 984.6 ft

  Amphenol begins to flood at this stage.

• 983.7 ft

  Major flooding develops with flood waters reaching the American Legion Adams, Gilbert, Weir and Union Streets.

• 982 ft

  Flooding increases to all of River, Walnut, Camp, and Winegard streets along with Maple and Oak avenues.

• 981.5 ft

  Moderate flood stage. Water is 2 to 3 feet deep on Willow Street Extension. The NYSEG substation and Frontier telephone buildings flood.

• 980.8 ft

  Street level to first floor flooding occurs on Railroad Avenue, Colgrove Street and the lower portions of River Street in Sidney.

• 979.5 ft

  Minor flooding begins to impact the ball fields and trails at Keith Clark Park, and buildings on Willow Street Extension in Sidney.

• 978.5 ft

  Water reaches the bridge deck at Keith Clark Park.

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