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Cane Creek near Bakersville Stage (ft)Observed: 1.62 ft at 12:50AM May 15, 2019Highest Observation: 1.66 ft at 12:15PM May 15, 2019Highest Observation: 1.66 ft at 12:50PM May 15, 2019Highest Observation: 1.66 ft at 6:50PM May 15, 2019Observed: 1.64 ft at 12:50AM May 16, 2019Observed: 1.64 ft at 6:50AM May 16, 2019Observed: 1.64 ft at 12:50PM May 16, 2019Observed: 1.6 ft at 6:50PM May 16, 2019Observed: 1.6 ft at 12:50AM May 17, 2019Observed: 1.6 ft at 6:50AM May 17, 2019Observed: 1.62 ft at 12:50PM May 17, 2019Observed: 1.58 ft at 6:50PM May 17, 2019Observed: 1.58 ft at 12:50AM May 18, 2019Observed: 1.58 ft at 6:50AM May 18, 2019Observed: 1.56 ft at 12:50PM May 18, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 6:50PM May 18, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 12:50AM May 19, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 6:50AM May 19, 2019Observed: 1.56 ft at 12:50PM May 19, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 6:50PM May 19, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 12:50AM May 20, 2019Observed: 1.56 ft at 6:50AM May 20, 2019Observed: 1.58 ft at 12:50PM May 20, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 6:50PM May 20, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 12:50AM May 21, 2019Observed: 1.54 ft at 6:50AM May 21, 2019Observed: 1.56 ft at 12:50PM May 21, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 6:50PM May 21, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 12:50AM May 22, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 6:50AM May 22, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 12:50PM May 22, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 6:50PM May 22, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 12:50AM May 23, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 6:50AM May 23, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 12:50PM May 23, 2019Observed: 1.46 ft at 6:50PM May 23, 2019Observed: 1.5 ft at 12:50AM May 24, 2019Observed: 1.48 ft at 6:50AM May 24, 2019Observed: 1.52 ft at 12:50PM May 24, 2019Observed: 1.46 ft at 6:50PM May 24, 2019CACN7(plotting HGIRR) Graph Created (7:20PM May 24, 2019)ObservedLatest observed value: 1.46 ft at 6:50 PM EDT 24-May-2019. Flood Stage is 6 ft
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NOTE: Forecasts are not available for the Cane Creek near Bakersville. Only observed stages are available for this point.
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Flood Categories (in feet)
Major Flood Stage: 9
Moderate Flood Stage: 7
Flood Stage: 6
Action Stage: 4.5
Low Stage (in feet): 0

Historic Crests
(1) 7.86 ft on 05/06/2013
(2) 6.24 ft on 07/04/2013
(3) 5.46 ft on 05/06/2013
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 6.24 ft on 07/04/2013
(2) 7.86 ft on 05/06/2013
(3) 5.46 ft on 05/06/2013
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

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6 HELENS RESTUARANT ON HIGHWAY 226 WILL BE FLOODED.
4.5 ROADS IN BAKERSVILLE WILL BEGIN TO FLOOD NEAR CANE CREEK. THE CREEK WILL BE VERY NEAR HELENS RESTUARANT ON HIGHWAY 226.
3.5 HEAVY RAIN NORTHWEST OF BAKERSVILLE NEAR BATTLE BRANCH ROAD AND AARON BRANCH ROADS HAVE CAUSED WASH OUTS IN THE PAST DUE TO HEAVY RAINS.
2.5 2.5 INCH IN 3 HR ...WILL LIELLLY CAUSE FLOODING... BRANCH ROAD AND AARON BRANCH ROAD HAVE WASHED OUT IN PAST HEAVY RRAIN EVENTS LIKE THIS.
1 1 INCH IN 1.5 HRS SOUTHERN 1/2 OF COUNTY HAS THE SAME WILL CAUSE THE RIVER HERE TO GO TO FLOOD. ROADS IN BAKERSVILLE WILL LIKELY FLOOD.
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Latitude: 36.012222° N, Longitude: 82.154722° W, Horizontal Datum: NAD83/WGS84

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