Lavaca River near Edna

Last updated: Jun 8, 2025, 4:50 AM UTC
No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for this area.

Flood Impacts 🅘

  • 35 - Disastrous flooding continues with the west approach to the Highway 59 bridge inundated and closed. Several homes in the Lavaca River floodplain upstream of Highway 59 into northern Jackson County are flooded. Hundreds of head of livestock may be cut off and drown in low-lying areas.
  • 34 - Disastrous flooding continues with water to the low steel of the Highway 59 bridge. Several homes in the floodplain upstream of Highway 59 are flooded with widespread inundation of primary and secondary roads. Hundreds of head of livestock may be cut off and drown in low-lying pasture areas.
  • 33 - Disasterous flooding occurs with the lowest homes upstream of Highway 59 flooded. There is several feet of water over secondary roads and low bridges. Flow is within inches of spilling over the approaches to the Highway 59 bridge. Hundreds of head of livestock upstream of Highway 59 to below Hallettesville may be isolated and drown.

Gauge Info

Coordinates 28.9597, -96.6861
RFC WGRFC
State TX
WFO HGX
County Jackson
Data Provider(s)
US Geological Survey USGS--Water Resources of the United States
USGS 08164000
COE Website

Gauge Location

Recent Crests

1. 21.40 ft on 02-02-2022 (P)
2. 23.55 ft on 07-10-2021 (P)
3. 26.14 ft on 06-05-2021 (P)
4. 24.11 ft on 12-10-2018 (P)
5. 22.55 ft on 10-25-2018 (P)

Historic Crests

1. 35.49 ft on 10-19-1994
2. 33.80 ft on 05-25-1936
3. 32.53 ft on 08-29-2017
4. 32.51 ft on 07-01-1940
5. 32.38 ft on 10-19-1998

Vertical Datum Table

type NAVD88
major Flooding 41.84 ft
moderate Flooding 38.84 ft
minor Flooding 34.84 ft
action 33.84 ft
Latest Value 18.35 ft
Gauge Zero 13.84 ft

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