Thanks to MySaline reader Toby Hirscheider, we can show you these photos of the Saline River. It’s high and getting higher, because the rain keeps coming. The speed of the Saline River is currently at about 44,000 cubic feet of water per second. Flood stage is 18 feet for our river. It was well below that, at 4.5 feet a couple days ago, but it’s recently been up to around 24 feet. See the charts from the USGS below.
United States Geological Survey. www.usgs.gov
The Saline River has been putting about 44,000 cubic feet of water per second.
Flood stage for the Saline River is 18 feet. It’s recently been at around 24 feet.
Lyle Park is closed.
Boat ramp at Lyle Park.
Saline River Interstate 30 westbound.
The field beside the Saline River going over the bridge by King Road.
Behind Riverside Grocery, near Highway 5 and Mulberry.
More Photos were submitted via Twitter by reader Laura Butler:
3:15 today pic.twitter.com/14KlJWPtvD
— theendisnear (@srilaura) February 22, 2018
315 today riverside pic.twitter.com/MexQ0vVYPd
— theendisnear (@srilaura) February 22, 2018