Check out our new water level gauge, as shown here.  It consists of 3 sections:

1.   List of water level conditions. There are 5 conditions:
   1. Normal – no flooding is occurring or expected.
   2. Flood Outlook – gives early notice of the potential for flooding based on weather forecasts calling for heavy rain, snow melt, high winds or other conditions.
   3. Water Safety – indicates that high flows, melting ice or other factors could be dangerous for such users as boaters, anglers and swimmers but flooding is not expected.
   4. Flood Watch – the potential for flooding exists within specific watercourses and municipalities.
   5. Flood Warning – flooding is imminent or occurring within specific watercourses and municipalities.
2. Arrow indicator, which shows the current water condition, and its trend. There are three trends:  rising (an upward pointing arrow), falling (a downward pointing arrow), and staying level (no arrow head).
3. Condition explanation, which shows the textual description of the current condition (as seen above).

The gauge image is shown on the GLPOA home page, during the spring freshet season.