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Red River at Grand Ecore Stage (ft)Flow (kcfs)Observed: 19.86 ft at 2:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.88 ft at 3:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.89 ft at 4:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.89 ft at 5:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.87 ft at 6:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.83 ft at 8:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.77 ft at 9:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.78 ft at 10:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.77 ft at 11:00AM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.78 ft at 12:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.76 ft at 1:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.78 ft at 2:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.77 ft at 3:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.7 ft at 4:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.71 ft at 5:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.72 ft at 6:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.77 ft at 7:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.72 ft at 8:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.69 ft at 9:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.71 ft at 10:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.67 ft at 11:00PM Sep 22, 2021Observed: 19.67 ft at 12:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.7 ft at 1:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.62 ft at 2:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.63 ft at 3:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.58 ft at 4:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.62 ft at 5:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.64 ft at 6:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.63 ft at 7:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.65 ft at 8:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.66 ft at 9:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.67 ft at 10:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.66 ft at 11:00AM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.66 ft at 12:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.67 ft at 1:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.66 ft at 2:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.69 ft at 3:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.67 ft at 4:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.78 ft at 5:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.71 ft at 6:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.74 ft at 7:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.73 ft at 8:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.73 ft at 9:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.73 ft at 10:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.77 ft at 11:00PM Sep 23, 2021Observed: 19.76 ft at 12:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.77 ft at 1:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.79 ft at 2:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.8 ft at 3:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.8 ft at 4:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.81 ft at 5:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.82 ft at 6:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.86 ft at 7:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.88 ft at 8:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 19.89 ft at 9:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.01 ft at 10:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.04 ft at 11:00AM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.15 ft at 12:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.25 ft at 1:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.3 ft at 2:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.34 ft at 3:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.45 ft at 4:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.47 ft at 5:00PM Sep 24, 2021Highest Observation: 20.48 ft at 6:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.47 ft at 7:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.38 ft at 8:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.35 ft at 9:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.34 ft at 10:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.33 ft at 11:00PM Sep 24, 2021Observed: 20.3 ft at 12:00AM Sep 25, 2021Highest Forecast: 20 ft 7:00AM Sep 25, 2021Highest Forecast: 20 ft 1:00PM Sep 25, 2021Forecast: 19.9 ft 7:00PM Sep 25, 2021Forecast: 19.9 ft 1:00AM Sep 26, 2021Forecast: 19.9 ft 7:00AM Sep 26, 2021Forecast: 19.8 ft 1:00PM Sep 26, 2021Forecast: 19.8 ft 7:00PM Sep 26, 2021Forecast: 19.8 ft 1:00AM Sep 27, 2021Forecast: 19.8 ft 7:00AM Sep 27, 2021Forecast: 19.8 ft 1:00PM Sep 27, 2021Forecast: 19.8 ft 7:00PM Sep 27, 2021Forecast: 19.7 ft 1:00AM Sep 28, 2021Forecast: 19.7 ft 7:00AM Sep 28, 2021Forecast: 19.7 ft 1:00PM Sep 28, 2021Forecast: 19.7 ft 7:00PM Sep 28, 2021Forecast: 19.7 ft 1:00AM Sep 29, 2021Forecast: 19.7 ft 7:00AM Sep 29, 2021US Army Corps of EngineersGREL1(plotting HGIRG) Graph Created (1:06AM Sep 25, 2021)ObservedForecast (issued 9:10AM Sep 24)Latest observed value: 20.3 ft at 12:00 AM CDT 25-Sep-2021. Flood Stage is 33 ft
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NOTE: River forecasts for this location take into account past precipitation and the precipitation amounts expected approximately 24 hours into the future from the forecast issuance time.

Reliability of the Forecast: Based on current and forecast river, weather and reservoir conditions

NOTE: Forecasts for the Red River at Grand Ecore are issued routinely year-round.

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Flood Categories (in feet)
Major Flood Stage: 39
Moderate Flood Stage: 36
Flood Stage: 33
Action Stage: 32
Low Stage (in feet): -9999

Historic Crests
(1) 44.70 ft on 04/10/1945
(2) 42.03 ft on 06/13/2015
(3) 42.00 ft on 05/10/1957
(4) 41.90 ft on 05/11/1958
(5) 41.89 ft on 03/17/2016
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 36.97 ft on 05/15/2019
(2) 37.67 ft on 03/06/2018
(3) 35.85 ft on 05/07/2016
(4) 41.89 ft on 03/17/2016
(5) 34.79 ft on 01/05/2016
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Low Water Records
(1) 2.60 ft on 10/12/1988
(2) 4.60 ft on 11/05/1978
(3) 4.91 ft on 10/05/1956
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45 Record flooding of tens of thousands of acres with most of the levees overtopped or in the process of being overtopped in the Powhattan area. Expect severe backwater flooding of all tribuatary bayous. Travel becomes very difficult as multiple U.S., Louisiana state, parish, and local highways flood and close. The Kansas City Southern Railroad floods and closes.
42 Several thousand acres of floodplain inundated and also including the ditches of the northbound lanes of Interstate 49 northwest of Natchitoches. Expect major backwater flooding into Black, Clear, and Saline Lakes. U.S. Highway 71 may close.
41 Severe backwater flooding along Bayou Pierre with backup of water into Black, Clear and Saline lakes will take place. Also expect several thousand acres of floodplain inundated near the levees.
40 Major backwater flooding problems will affect Bayou Pierre, Black and Saline Bayous and the Cane River Lake tributaries with thousands of acres flooded. Severe backwater flooding will spread upstream along Bayou Pierre through Powhattan and Evelyn, Louisiana. Also expect backwater flooding of Black and Clear lakes along with the closure of Louisiana highway 1226.
38 Expect several hundred acres of floodplain inundated near the levees. Also expect major backwater flooding up through Bayou Pierre to between Powhattan and Evelyn, Louisiana. Also expect backwater flooding up through Iatt, Nantaches, and Black, Clear, and Saline Bayous.
36 Minor lowland flooding of several hundred acres both upstream and downstream from Grand Ecore take place with backwater flooding of tributary bayous that include Bayou Pierre up through Powhattan, Louisiana. Backwater flooding also affects Iatt, Saline, Black, and Nantaches Bayous. Move livestock and equipment to higher ground away from levees.
33 Minor flooding of lowlands in the Red River floodplain between levees take place.
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Latitude: 31.818220° N, Longitude: 93.084890° W, Horizontal Datum: NAD83/WGS84

River Stage
Reference Frame		 Gauge Height Flood Stage Uses
NWS stage 0 ft 33 ft Interpreting hydrographs and NWS watch, warnings, and forecasts, and inundation maps
Vertical Datum Elevation
(gauge height = 0)		 Elevation
(gauge height = flood stage)		 Elevation information source
NAVD88 Not Available Not Available Survey grade GPS equipment, FEMA flood plain maps, newer USGS topographic maps
NGVD 29 75.09 ft 108.09 ft Older USGS topographic maps, NGVD29 benchmarks
MSL Not Available Not Available Older USGS topographic maps, MSL benchmarks
Other Not Available Not Available  

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