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Richland Creek Level and Flow Today

The latest USGS readings on the Richland Creek: flow in cubic feet per second, gauge height, from 1 gauge, with the week’s trend and the forecast.

Right now

Richland Creek 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.

Richland Creek at Highway 64 Bypass at Pulaski

USGS gauge 03584045

Latest reading 12:00 AM CDT, Thu, Oct 1

Flow

20 cfs

Down 1 cfs in 24 hours

7-day range 20 to 28 cfs

Gauge height

5.18 ft

Steady over 24 hours

7-day range 5.18 to 5.26 ft

Weather

Richland Creek weather and wind forecast

Thu, Oct 1 night

61°F

Partly Cloudy

Wind SSE 0 to 5 mph

0% chance of rain

Thu, Oct 1

91°F

Sunny

Wind SSE 5 to 10 mph

0% chance of rain

Thu, Oct 1 night

68°F

Partly Cloudy

Wind SSE 0 to 5 mph

3% chance of rain

Fri, Oct 2

89°F

Chance Showers And Thunderstorms

Wind SW 0 to 5 mph

50% chance of rain

Fri, Oct 2 night

66°F

Chance Showers And Thunderstorms then Areas Of Fog

Wind E 0 to 5 mph

63% chance of rain

Sat, Oct 3

80°F

Showers And Thunderstorms Likely

Wind E 0 to 5 mph

67% chance of rain

National Weather Service forecast, updated 6:51 PM, Wed, Sep 30.

Sun and moon, Thu, Oct 8

Sunrise6:49 AMCDT
Sunset6:24 PMCDT
First light6:24 AMLast light 6:49 PM
Daylight11 hr 35 minSunrise to sunset
MoonWaning crescent8% lit. New moon in 3 days

Common questions

Richland Creek level questions

Where are the Richland Creek gauges?

USGS runs 1 gauge used on this page: Richland Creek at Highway 64 Bypass at Pulaski.

What does cfs mean on the Richland Creek?

Cubic feet per second: the volume of water passing the gauge each second. It is the best single number for how big the river is running. Gauge height is the water surface against a fixed point at that gauge and only compares with readings from the same gauge.

How often do the Richland Creek 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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