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Silver Lake 1WNW - Bernards Creek

A gauge on the Silver Lake in New Hanover County, North Carolina. Its stage was 2.43 ft as of Sep 26, 11:05 PM EDT.

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Stage now
2.43 ftreported Sep 26, 11:05 PM EDT
24 hour change
-
Rank
-
Elevation
3 ftabove sea level
County
New Hanover County
Position
34.1587° N, 77.9379° W
Record since
-

Water level

Silver Lake 1WNW - Bernards Creek

Stage is the height of the water's surface above the gauge's own fixed zero, in feet, not the depth of the water. Every point drawn is a reading the gauge sent, at the time it sent it.

Water level, 24 hours at Silver Lake 1WNW - Bernards Creek: the water from 2.43 to 2.69 feet of stage, the latest 2.43 feet.WATER LEVEL, 24 HOURSFTHIGH 2.69 FT, SEP 26, 9:05 AM · LOW 2.43 FT, SEP 26, 9:05 PM2.42.52.62.72.86 AM9 AM12 PM3 PM6 PM9 PMSep 273 AM2.43
Latest
2.43 ftSep 26, 11:05 PM
Highest
2.69 ftSep 26, 9:05 AM
Lowest
2.43 ftSep 26, 9:05 PM
Range
0.26 fthighest less lowest
Change
Fell 0.26 ftsince Sep 26, 9:05 AM
Readings
6
The readings these charts were drawn from, as a table
TimeStage ft
Sep 26, 11:05 PM2.43
Sep 26, 10:05 PM2.43
Sep 26, 9:05 PM2.43
Sep 26, 11:05 AM2.69
Sep 26, 10:05 AM2.69
Sep 26, 9:05 AM2.69
Water level, 7 days at Silver Lake 1WNW - Bernards Creek: the water from 0.20 to 2.83 feet of stage, the latest 2.43 feet.WATER LEVEL, 7 DAYSFTHIGH 2.83 FT, SEP 23, 9:05 PM · LOW 0.20 FT, SEP 20, 9:05 AM01234Mon 21Tue 22Wed 23Thu 24Fri 25Sat 26Sun 272.43
Latest
2.43 ftSep 26, 11:05 PM
Highest
2.83 ftSep 23, 9:05 PM
Lowest
0.20 ftSep 20, 9:05 AM
Range
2.63 fthighest less lowest
Change
Rose 2.23 ftsince Sep 20, 9:05 AM
Readings
39
The readings these charts were drawn from, as a table
TimeStage ft
Sep 26, 11:05 PM2.43
Sep 26, 10:05 PM2.43
Sep 26, 9:05 PM2.43
Sep 26, 11:05 AM2.69
Sep 26, 10:05 AM2.69
Sep 26, 9:05 AM2.69
Sep 25, 11:05 AM2.70
Sep 25, 10:05 AM2.70
Sep 25, 9:05 AM2.70
Sep 24, 10:05 PM2.74
Sep 24, 9:05 PM2.74
Sep 24, 11:05 AM2.47
Sep 24, 10:05 AM2.47
Sep 24, 9:05 AM2.47
Sep 24, 8:05 AM2.47
Sep 23, 11:05 PM2.83
Sep 23, 10:05 PM2.83
Sep 23, 9:05 PM2.83
Sep 23, 11:05 AM2.08
Sep 23, 10:05 AM2.08
Sep 23, 9:05 AM2.08
Sep 22, 11:05 PM2.61
Sep 22, 10:05 PM2.61
Sep 22, 9:05 PM2.61
Sep 22, 11:05 AM1.35
Sep 22, 10:05 AM1.35
Sep 22, 9:05 AM1.35
Sep 21, 11:05 PM1.91
Sep 21, 10:05 PM1.91
Sep 21, 9:05 PM1.91
Sep 21, 11:05 AM0.81
Sep 21, 10:05 AM0.81
Sep 21, 9:05 AM0.81
Sep 20, 11:05 PM1.45
Sep 20, 10:05 PM1.45
Sep 20, 9:05 PM1.45
Sep 20, 11:05 AM0.20
Sep 20, 10:05 AM0.20
Sep 20, 9:05 AM0.20
Water level, 30 days at Silver Lake 1WNW - Bernards Creek: the water from -2.24 to 3.08 feet of stage, the latest 2.43 feet.WATER LEVEL, 30 DAYSFTHIGH 3.08 FT, SEP 8, 9:05 PM · LOW -2.24 FT, SEP 3, 9:05 AM-4-2024Aug 28Sep 2Sep 7Sep 12Sep 17Sep 222.43
Latest
2.43 ftSep 26, 11:05 PM
Highest
3.08 ftSep 8, 9:05 PM
Lowest
-2.24 ftSep 3, 9:05 AM
Range
5.32 fthighest less lowest
Change
Rose 1.37 ftsince Aug 28, 9:05 AM
Readings
168
The readings these charts were drawn from, as a table
DayHigh ftLow ftAverage ftLast ftReadings
Sep 262.692.432.562.436
Sep 252.702.702.702.703
Sep 242.742.472.562.746
Sep 232.832.082.462.836
Sep 222.611.351.982.616
Sep 211.910.811.361.916
Sep 201.450.200.831.456
Sep 190.33-0.82-0.360.335
Sep 18-0.20-1.24-0.72-0.206
Sep 17-0.72-1.47-1.09-0.726
Sep 16-1.20-1.54-1.37-1.206
Sep 15-1.24-1.25-1.24-1.256
Sep 14-1.04-1.33-1.18-1.336
Sep 13-0.02-0.45-0.23-0.456
Sep 120.970.770.870.776
Sep 111.691.571.631.576
Sep 102.222.212.222.216
Sep 92.712.502.612.716
Sep 83.082.742.913.086
Sep 73.051.752.403.056
Sep 62.200.161.032.207
Sep 51.03-0.900.061.036
Sep 4-0.23-0.23-0.23-0.233
Sep 3-1.03-2.24-1.63-1.036
Sep 1-1.74-1.82-1.78-1.826
Aug 31-0.83-1.25-1.04-1.256
Aug 30-0.16-0.63-0.39-0.636
Aug 290.450.240.350.246
Aug 281.060.961.010.966

How it reports

Rank
-
Reports received, 7 days
6
Longest silence, 7 days
10 hoursfrom Sep 26, 11:05 AM
Latest report
Sep 26, 11:05 PMlocal time
Time to reach Storm Station
12 min

Near Silver Lake 1WNW - Bernards Creek

How to read a gauge

A gauge measures the height of the water where it stands, its stage, in feet above a fixed mark at that gauge. Two gauges' stages are not comparable: each is measured from its own mark, and a reservoir's is often its height above sea level.

The stage shown is the latest the gauge reported, with the time it reported it. Storm Station hears each gauge on its own schedule and ranks it among its state's stations by how reliably it reports: that is its 247 rank.