What is the current flow on Esopus Creek?
Esopus Creek is currently flowing at 71.7 cfs at USGS gauge 01362200 as of Oct 4, 8:30 AM UTC.
Flow is 71.7 cfs — near typical for this date (typical median: 27 cfs).
Flow has fallen 37% over the past three days.
Water temperature has held steady over the past week.
USGS 01362200 is a public stream gauge on Esopus Creek in New York. Waderly uses this page as the canonical landing page for flow, water level, and fishing-condition checks on this water. There are 8 nearby gauges linked from this page for watershed context.
Waderly combines real-time USGS stream gauges with weather, barometric pressure trends, and solunar activity so you know what the water is doing before you go. The "typical" comparison above is an approximation based on the historical daily median flow for this date at this gauge.
Esopus Creek is currently flowing at 71.7 cfs at USGS gauge 01362200 as of Oct 4, 8:30 AM UTC.
Esopus Creek is near typical for this date. The current flow is 71.7 cfs, compared with a typical median of 27 cfs for this date.
The latest reported water temperature on Esopus Creek is 52.9°F (11.6°C) as of Oct 4, 8:30 AM UTC.
Nearby gauges worth checking include DIVERSION FROM SCHOHARIE RESERVOIR NY (0.9 miles away), BUSHNELLSVILLE CR AT ST HWY 42 AT SHANDAKEN NY (1.1 miles away), BROADSTREET HOLLOW BROOK AT HWY28 AT ALLABEN NY (1.1 miles away). Comparing nearby gauges helps confirm whether conditions are changing upstream or across the watershed.
The forecast for today near Esopus Creek is rain showers, with temperatures around 59°F and precipitation near 0.01 inches.
Conditions rate Good right now: Flow near typical for this date · stable pressure · clear skies · 53°F prime. This assessment combines current flow vs. seasonal norms, barometric pressure trend, weather, and water temperature for the target species.
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