Juniata River at Huntingdon

The past week

What floods at each level

• 30.5 ft

  Approximate level of the FEMA 0.2% Annual Chance Flood level (500-year flood).

• 26 ft

  Flood waters begin to reach the Route 26 and 4th Street Bridges in Huntingdon.

• 22.5 ft

  Flood of record in June 1899.

• 22 ft

  Widespread flooding occurs in areas not protected by the levee and railroad grade.

• 21 ft

  Approximate level of the FEMA 1% Annual Chance Flood level (100-year flood).

• 20 ft

  Widespread flooding occurs in areas not protected by the levee and railroad grade. Backwater on Standing Stone Creek approaches Route 26 in eastern parts of town.

• 19 ft

  Approximate level of the FEMA 2% Annual Chance Flood level (50-year flood).

• 17 ft

  Widespread flooding occurs in areas outside of the protective works and along Standing Stone Creek.

• 15 ft

  A number of homes outside the protective works and along Standing Stone Creek will flood. Backwater on Standing Stone Creek also affects the athletic field.

• 14.5 ft

  Approximate level of the FEMA 10% Annual Chance Flood level (10-year flood).

• 13 ft

  Several homes located outside of the levee system will flood.

• 12 ft

  High water will begin to affect the Ames Plaza on the right, or south bank.

Highest crests on record

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