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This page provides access to observed and forecast river conditions in RSS/XML feeds/format. Comments and feedback are welcome. A Product Description Document is also available.
Note: The data are from automated sensors and are generally from equipment that is maintained by the US Geological Survey (or other collaborating agencies). The data are provisional and subject to change. Data update rates are highly variable depending on the specific location of interest.
To subscribe to one of our RSS feeds below, copy the URL (web address) of the content you are interested in and insert this to your newsreader (RSS reader) or aggregator (usually as an "add feed" option).
| Delaware Gauges | Observed | Forecast | Alerts |
| Atlantic Coast near OCEAN CITY INLET (OCIM2) |  |
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| Brandywine Creek at Wilmington (WMND1) | |
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| Chesapeake Bay at Cambridge (CAMM2) | |
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| Christina River at Coochs Bridge (CHBD1) | |
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| Delaware Bay at Lewes (LWSD1) | |
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| Delaware Bay at Reedy Point (RDYD1) | |
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| Nanticoke River at Bridgeville (BGLD1) | |
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| Nanticoke River at Sharptown (SRPM2) | |
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| Pocomoke River near Willards (WLRM2) | |
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| Red Clay Creek at Kennett Square (KNSP1) | |
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| Red Clay Creek at Wooddale (RCCD1) | |
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| Red Clay Creek at Stanton (STND1) | |
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| White Clay Creek near Newark (DPKD1) | |
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| White Clay Creek at Newark (NEKD1) | |
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| White Clay Creek at Strickersville (SKVP1) | |
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RSS is an XML based document format for syndicating news and other timely news-like information. It provides headlines, URLs to the source document and brief description information in an easy to understand and use format. RSS based "News Readers" and "News Aggregators" allow the display of RSS headlines on workstation desktops. Software libraries exist to read the RSS format and present RSS headlines on webpages and other online applications.
These NWS supplied RSS documents use the RSS 2.0 format. Each RSS item links to the html/web documents described above. Additional technical information is available from the following non-US Government website:
A non-US Government maintained list of RSS readers, aggregators and related software:
