Stream Flow Status Based on 30 Day Average for the Central and Eastern Maryland Drought Regions as of March 15, 2017
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Drought status of Maryland streams in the Central and Eastern regions for the thirty days ending 15-Mar-2017
| Stream Gage Location |
Region |
Notes |
30 Day Average |
Percentage |
Status |
Antietam Creek
(near Sharpsburg) |
Western and Central
|
|
145 |
5% - 10% |
Warning |
Catoctin Creek
(near Middletown) |
Central |
|
36 |
<5% |
Emergency |
Monocacy
(Jug Bridge
near Frederick) |
Central |
|
435 |
<5% |
Emergency |
Patuxent
(near Unity) |
Central |
|
20.8 |
<5% |
Emergencyl |
Deer Cr
(at Rocks) |
Central |
|
65 |
<5% |
Emergency |
Choptank
(near Greensboro) |
Eastern |
|
151 |
25% - 30% |
Normal |
Nassawango Creek
(near Snow Hill) |
Eastern |
1. |
58.4 |
25% - 30% |
Normal |
Susquehanna
(at Marietta) |
|
|
55,303 |
55% - 60% |
Normal |
Potomac
(at Little Falls)
Corrected) |
|
|
7,785 |
5% - 10% |
Warning |
Notes:
1. One missing value was estimated using real time data
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