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Doe River Level and Flow Today

The latest USGS readings on the Doe River: gauge height, from 1 gauge, with the week’s trend and the forecast.

Right now

Doe River gauges

Readings are every 15 minutes from the U.S. Geological Survey, shown hourly for the last seven days. The page checks USGS again each time it opens.

Doe River at Elizabethton

USGS gauge 03485500

Latest reading 1:15 AM EDT, Thu, Oct 1

Gauge height

1.31 ft

Steady over 24 hours

7-day range 1.31 to 1.60 ft

Weather

Doe River weather and wind forecast

Thu, Oct 1 night

58°F

Mostly Clear

Wind E 5 mph

0% chance of rain

Thu, Oct 1

88°F

Sunny

Wind N 0 to 5 mph

0% chance of rain

Thu, Oct 1 night

62°F

Mostly Clear

Wind SE 0 to 5 mph

0% chance of rain

Fri, Oct 2

89°F

Mostly Sunny then Chance Showers And Thunderstorms

Wind SW 0 to 10 mph

26% chance of rain

Fri, Oct 2 night

65°F

Showers And Thunderstorms Likely

Wind NW 0 to 5 mph

60% chance of rain

Sat, Oct 3

79°F

Showers And Thunderstorms

Wind 0 mph

91% chance of rain

National Weather Service forecast, updated 1:06 AM, Thu, Oct 1.

Sun and moon, Fri, Oct 9

Sunrise7:31 AMEDT
Sunset7:02 PMEDT
First light7:05 AMLast light 7:28 PM
Daylight11 hr 31 minSunrise to sunset
MoonWaning crescent3% lit. New moon in 2 days

Common questions

Doe River level questions

Where are the Doe River gauges?

USGS runs 1 gauge used on this page: Doe River at Elizabethton.

What does gauge height mean on the Doe River?

It is the water surface measured against a fixed point at that gauge. It compares only with readings from the same gauge, so a rise of a foot means the river is up a foot at that spot.

How often do the Doe River readings update?

USGS gauges record every 15 minutes and usually report within an hour. This page checks USGS each time it opens and shows the time of the latest reading.

River readings come from the U.S. Geological Survey and are provisional, as USGS publishes them. Forecasts come from the National Weather Service. Sunrise, sunset and moon phase are calculated for the location. Tennessee Fishing Spots is not affiliated with USGS or NWS.

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