Current Water Levels

Pinellas County Water Atlas Mapper:

Pinellas County Water Atlas Mapper

You can access water quality, hydrology, rainfall and weather data on The Pinellas County Water Atlas Mapper. The mapper includes USGS current water levels in addition to data from additional gages and data sources. These are stream gauges throughout Pinellas County that are monitored by Pinellas County and Southwest Florida Water Management District.

You can use your mouse to drag the map or click the directional arrows to pan left, right, up and down to see areas that are hidden offscreen. You can also use the slider to zoom in and zoom out, which is also possible by double clicking your mouse on the map. The map also consists of a map view, satellite view, combination of real images and map elements, or the default terrain view.

There are several current water level data and surface water gages throughout Pinellas County. The current water levels are based on the most recent data from on-site automated recording equipment.

• Real-time Pinellas County gauge information:
  • Alligator Creek, below Belcher Rd., Clearwater
  • Alligator Creek, below U.S. 19, Clearwater
  • Alligator Creek, Clearwater
  • Alligator Creek, Safety Harbor
  • Allen Creek, Largo
  • Bee Branch at 15th St., Palm Harbor
  • Brooker Creek, Tarpon Springs
  • Brooker Creek at Tarpon Woods Blvd, Oldsmar
  • Cross Bayou Canal at Cedar Brook Drive, Pinellas Park
  • Cross Bayou Canal at Grover Place, Pinellas Park
  • Curlew Creek at Evans Rd., Dunedin
  • Curlew Creek at Belcher Rd., Ozona
  • Curlew Creek at CR 1, Ozona
  • Hollin Creek, Tarpon Springs
  • Hollin Creek at CR 77, Tarpon Springs
  • Lake Tarpon Canal, Oldsmar
  • Long Branch, Pinellas Park
  • McKay Creek, Largo

  • Pinebrook Canal at Bryan Dairy Rd., Pinellas Park

  • Roosevelt Reservoir at Outfall, Pinellas Park
  • Roosevelt Canal at Pinellas Park
  • Seminole Lake Outfall, Largo
  • South Branch, Brooker Creek, Oldsmar
  • St. Joe Creek, Pinellas Park
  • Unnamed Lake Outfall, St. Petersburg
  • Upper Highlands Canal, Pinellas Park

   

	Active stations have very current data, possibly within the past 60 seconds, while some active stations are updated once every 24 hours.
	Inactive (or delayed) stations are either experiencing a minor technical problem or may be under maintenance. Historical data is still available for these sites.
	Decommissioned stations represent a site that was once active, but only historical data is now available; no further updates will occur.

Other:

• NOAA National Weather Service – Forecast Office, Tampa Bay Area
• Rainfall Data Southwest Florida Water Management District

Testing - New USGS Mobile Water Data interactive Map:

USGS Mobile Water Data Interactive Map

The USGS Mobile Water Data interactive map highlights USGS current water data. For example, you can use it to monitor water levels at a stream near your house.

While the site was designed for smartphones, it may work fine on tablet computers, most other mobile devices and desktop computers.

You can find out current water levels at a gage near you with the USGS Mobile Water Data interactive map. Measurements are commonly recorded at a fixed interval of 15- to 60-minutes and transmitted to the USGS every hour. Values may include "Approved" (quality-assured data that may be published) and/or more recent "Provisional" data (of unverified accuracy and subject to revision). Most current data are provisional. more information>

If you know what gage you want current data for, you may access the data directly by using the links below.

• Upside down raindrops point to the location of USGS current condition sites. If you shared your location then you will see a glowing brown dot that indicates the position of your device.

• The gray raindrops indicate surface water sites such as rivers, streams and lakes. (Full explanations of all the symbols used can be accessed through the menu button in the top left corner of the map)

• To see details on a site, click on the upside down raindrop. A pop up dialog box will appear. Click on the Types of Data Available link, then click on Gage height to see the 7-day graph of the water elevation data.
  
  

Detailed instructions on the using the USGS Mobile Water Data site.