Tuesday 2/19 Lake and River Levels
Below are the river levels as of 3pm Tuesday. Rivers that have already reached flood stage have an asterisk (*) beside them. The flood stage of each river is listed after the level.
Okatibbee Lake: 346.16'
Pearl River:
Philadelphia: 12.42' (FS 13')
Edinburg: 19.27' (FS 20')
*Carthage: 18.46' (FS 17')
Chickasawhay River:
Enterprise: 12.73' (FS 25')
Chunky River:
Chunky: 5.08' (FS 22')
Tallahala Creek:
Laurel: 7.61' (FS 13')
Tuscolameta Creek:
Walnut Grove: 17.97' (FS 25')
Noxubee River:
Macon: 20.03' (FS 26')
Sucarnochee River:
Livingston: 7.79' (FS 18')
Tombigbee River:
Aliceville (Bevill Dam): 112.40' (FS 122')
Gainesville: 83.15' (FS 101')
Demopolis: 51.19' (FS 68')
*Coffeeville: 33.21' (FS 29')
Black Warrior River:
Selden: 80.45' (FS 90')
Mississippi River:
Vicksburg: 29.68' (FS 43')
Current Conditions
Weather for Meridian, Mississippi
Weather for Meridian, Mississippi
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