River levels near North Scituate, Rhode Island

24 gauges within ~12 miles · data refreshed 2 min ago · all Rhode Island river levels

4 of 24 gauges have both a usable water-level reading and a published minor flood stage. Readings may be delayed; check the observation time on each gauge page. This summary does not establish whether streets or unmonitored waterways near North Scituate are flooding.

Branch River at Forestdale, RINo flooding · 1.7 ft / 10 ft flood · Woonasquatucket River at Centerdale, RINo flooding · 1.8 ft / 5.5 ft flood · South Branch Pawtuxet River at Washington, RINo flooding · 1.4 ft / 4 ft flood · Pawtuxet River at Cranston, RINo flooding · 3.6 ft / 9 ft flood · Nipmuc River near Harrisville, RINo current dataPeeptoad Brook at Elmdale Rd near North Scituate, RINo current dataHuntinghouse Brook at Elmdale Rd at N Scituate, RINo current dataRush Brook near Elmdale Rd near North Scituate, RINo current dataUnnamed Tributary to Scituate Reservoir near North Scituate, RINo current dataMoswansicut Stream near North Scituate, RINo current dataQuonopaug Brook at Rt 116 near North Scituate, RINo current dataSpruce Brook near North Scituate, RINo current dataPonaganset River at Rsvr Outlet at Glocester, RINo current dataWinsor Brook at Winsor Rd near South Foster, RINo current dataDolly Cole Brook at Old Danielson Pk at S Foster, RINo current dataHemlock Brook at King Road near Foster, RINo current dataBear Tree Brook near Clayville, RINo current dataWestconnaug Stream at Plainfield Pike, RINo current dataSwamp Brook at Ponagansett Road near Clayville, RINo current dataCork Brook at Rockland Scituate Rd near Clayville, RINo current dataWilbur Hollow Brook at Old Plainfield Pk near ClayvilleNo current dataMoshassuck River at Providence, RINo flood stage defined · 1.3 ft · Ponaganset River at South Foster, RINo flood stage defined · 1.4 ft · North Branch Pawtuxet River at Fiskeville, RINo flood stage defined · 0.3 ft ·
Provisional data: Real-time readings are provisional and subject to revision by the USGS — sensors can be affected by ice, debris, or equipment malfunction. Do not rely on this site for decisions involving personal safety; follow official guidance from the National Weather Service and local authorities.