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Puerto Rico River Levels & Streamflow

As of Sep 20, 2026, Puerto Rico rivers are running at 55% of normal across 70 USGS gauges — the highest is 246 cfs on the Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca. Live discharge, gauge height, and percent-of-normal for every USGS streamgauge in Puerto Rico.

USGS gauges
70
State percent normal
55%
Paddle runs
0
Updated
Sep 20
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Flow briefing

Streamflow levels across Puerto Rico are currently 55% of normal, with the Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca reporting the highest discharge in the state at 246 cfs and a gauge stage of 10.01 ft.

Meanwhile, the Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca is seeing a spike today — up 21% since yesterday and currently running near peak.

Tap any gauge below for the full hydrograph, paired weather forecast, and historical context. Use the rivers panel to jump into Puerto Rico's named rivers.

Active weather warnings for Puerto Rico

# Puerto Rico Natural Disaster Report

A Heat Advisory is currently in effect for all of Puerto Rico, including Vieques and Culebra, from 10 AM through 3 PM AST on September 20th. The National Weather Service San Juan warns that dangerously high temperatures and elevated heat indices will pose significant risks to heat-sensitive populations, particularly those lacking adequate cooling or hydration. Vulnerable individuals with chronic conditions face worsening symptoms, while coastal areas, lowlands, interior valleys, and urban zones throughout the island—including major population centers—experience the highest risk of heat-related illness. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, seek air-conditioned shelter, and check on elderly neighbors and those with pre-existing health conditions during peak afternoon hours.

Source: National Weather Service

Puerto Rico at a glance

State-wide streamflow overview

The Puerto Rico flow picture in four data points -- where the state sits versus historical norms, what's flowing hardest, and what's spiking fastest.

Percent of normal

55%

100% is the historical norm. Below 70% indicates drought; above 130% can flag elevated flood risk.

Highest discharge

Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca 246 cfs

Gauge stage 10.01 ft

Biggest 24h spike

Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca +21%

Now 246 cfs

Network coverage

Gauges + rivers tracked 70 + 0

USGS gauges feeding 0 named rivers in Puerto Rico.

Where every gauge actually sits

One dot per Puerto Rico streamgauge, placed by its own percent of normal. The state average is a single line through all of it.

State average 55%
0% 50% 100% · normal 150% 200%+
Much below normalunder 50% Below normal50–90% Near normal90–110% Above normal110–150% Much above normalover 150%

Percent of normal compares today's discharge with the historical average for this calendar day. Tap any dot to open that gauge.

Puerto Rico streamflow, three water years

Statewide percent of normal, every day since Sep 2023. The dotted line is normal.

55% of normal today
+10pts vs this day last year (45%)
184of 366 days below normal, past year
808% 3-year peak · Mar 2026 · above the axis
50% 100% normal 150% 200% 250%
Sep 2023 202420252026 Sep 20, 2026

799 daily readings from 69 reporting gauges. Percent of normal is today's statewide discharge against the historical average for the same calendar day — 100% is normal, not "good". The axis tops out at 250%: 34 readings above that — including the 808% peak in Mar 2026 — are drawn along the top edge, so a few flood days cannot flatten three years of everything else. The line breaks in 2 places where the record skips more than five days — those are gaps in reporting, not readings of zero.

Full streamgauge inventory

Puerto Rico USGS streamgauges

Every USGS gauge Snoflo tracks in Puerto Rico. Sortable, quickly filterable. Numeric columns heat-mapped from light to deep. Tap any gauge for its full hydrograph and forecast.

70 gauges
Streamgage Streamflow Gage height Water temp Air temp Elevation Watershed
Rio Grande De Anasco Nr San Sebastian, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50144000
987 cfs 4.18 ft · 90°F 120 ft ·
Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50147800
543 cfs 11.04 ft · 91°F 52 ft ·
Rio Tanama At Charco Hondo, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50028400
273 cfs 4.90 ft · 75°F 57 ft ·
Rio Grande De Arecibo Nr San Pedro, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50027600
142 cfs 6.66 ft · 75°F 72 ft ·
Rio Grande De Arecibo Blw Utuado, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50024950
137 cfs 4.43 ft · 88°F 311 ft ·
Rio Camuy Nr Bayaney, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50014800
101 cfs 5.21 ft · 87°F 354 ft ·
Rio Grande De Manati At Ciales, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50035000
78 cfs 2.59 ft · 75°F 145 ft ·
Rio Rosario Nr Hormigueros, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50136400
66 cfs 1.93 ft · 89°F 164 ft ·
Rio Grande De Loiza At Caguas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50055000
62 cfs 4.49 ft · 77°F 162 ft ·
Rio Guanajibo Nr Hormigueros, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50138000
57 cfs 10.74 ft · 90°F 14 ft ·
Rio Limon Abv Lago Dos Bocas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50027000
57 cfs 7.76 ft · 89°F 319 ft ·
Canal Diversion Lago Guajataca, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50011000
55 cfs 3.33 ft · 88°F 661 ft ·
Rio De La Plata At Hwy 2 Nr Toa Alta, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50046000
48 cfs 3.50 ft · 77°F 12 ft ·
Rio De La Plata At Comerio, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50043800
43 cfs 5.47 ft · 73°F 623 ft ·
Rio Caonillas At Paso Palma, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50026025
39 cfs 3.87 ft · 84°F 965 ft ·
Rio Cibuco At Vega Baja, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50039500
35 cfs 4.34 ft · 75°F 21 ft ·
Rio Grande De Loiza At Hwy 183 San Lorenzo, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50051800
32 cfs 7.39 ft · 76°F 255 ft ·
Rio Tanama Nr Utuado, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50028000
31 cfs 3.26 ft · 87°F 948 ft ·
Rio Grande De Arecibo Abv Utuado, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50021700
30 cfs 3.95 ft · 87°F 516 ft ·
Rio Mameyes Nr Sabana, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50065500
29 cfs 2.01 ft · 77°F 288 ft ·
Canal De Riego De Lajas Blw Lago Loco Dam Yauco Pr, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50128905
28 cfs · · 75°F 203 ft ·
Canal De Patillas Abv Guayama Filtration Plant, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50093075
27 cfs 2.66 ft · 78°F 107 ft ·
Canal De Riego De Lajas Abv Majinas Filt. Plant Pr, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50128920
27 cfs 1.92 ft · 75°F 185 ft ·
Rio Piedras At Hato Rey, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50049100
24 cfs 3.81 ft · 79°F 13 ft ·
Rio Guayanes At Central Roig, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50085100
23 cfs 12.35 ft · 79°F 34 ft ·
Canal De Riego De Lajas Blw Majinas Filt. Plant Pr, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50128925
23 cfs 2.84 ft · 75°F 192 ft ·
Rio Grande De Patillas Nr Patillas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50092000
20 cfs 4.78 ft · 79°F 238 ft ·
Rio Grande Nr El Verde, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50064200
19 cfs 5.12 ft · 78°F 131 ft ·
Rio Marin Nr Patillas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50093000
19 cfs 6.51 ft · 77°F 297 ft ·
Rio Espiritu Santo Nr Rio Grande, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50063800
18 cfs 3.27 ft · 78°F 41 ft ·
Rio Gurabo At Gurabo, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50057000
18 cfs 4.32 ft · 75°F 147 ft ·
Canal De Patillas Blw Guayama Filtration Plant, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50093078
14 cfs 1.56 ft · 78°F 101 ft ·
Rio Guayanes Nr Yabucoa, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50083500
13 cfs 10.06 ft · 78°F 52 ft ·
Rio Inabon At Real Abajo, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50112500
12 cfs 1.65 ft · 77°F 423 ft ·
Rio Cerrillos Abv Lago Cerrillos Nr Ponce, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50113800
12 cfs · · 85°F 714 ft ·
Rio Grande De Loiza At Quebrada Arenas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50050900
12 cfs 5.09 ft · 75°F 649 ft ·
Rio Grande De Loiza Blw Damsite Loiza, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50059050
11 cfs 2.87 ft · 76°F 44 ft ·
Rio Toa Vaca Abv Lago Toa Vaca, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50110900
11 cfs 1.87 ft · 72°F 565 ft ·
Rio Bauta Nr Orocovis, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50034000
10 cfs 3.75 ft · 83°F 811 ft ·
Rio Caguitas At Villa Blanca At Caguas, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50055225
9 cfs 7.94 ft · 77°F 165 ft ·
Rio Saliente At Coabey Nr Jayuya, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50025155
9 cfs 3.13 ft · 81°F 1,688 ft ·
Rio Valenciano Nr Juncos, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50056400
9 cfs 2.99 ft · 76°F 225 ft ·
Rio Canovanas Nr Campo Rico, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50061800
9 cfs 2.26 ft · 77°F 229 ft ·
Rio Gurabo Blw El Mango, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50055750
9 cfs 7.47 ft · 76°F 227 ft ·
Rio Humacao At Las Piedras, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50081000
9 cfs · · 76°F 271 ft ·
Rio Cayaguas At Cerro Gordo, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50051310
8 cfs 5.83 ft · 76°F 520 ft ·
Rio Turabo Abv Borinquen, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50053025
7 cfs 3.76 ft · 75°F 492 ft ·
Canal De Riego De Lajas Blw Lajas Filt Plant Lajas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50128940
7 cfs 1.40 ft · 91°F 134 ft ·
Rio Guajataca Blw Lago Guajataca, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50011200
6 cfs 5.22 ft · 88°F 557 ft ·
Rio De Bayamon Nr Bayamon, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50047850
6 cfs 1.83 ft · 76°F 97 ft ·
Rio Portugues Nr Tibes, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50114900
6 cfs 4.29 ft · 74°F 832 ft ·
Quebrada Grande At Bo. Dos Bocas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50059210
6 cfs 4.08 ft · 77°F 43 ft ·
Rio Guajataca At Lares, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50010500
5 cfs 8.11 ft · 84°F 943 ft ·
Rio Yauco Abv Diversion Monserrate Nr Yauco, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50126150
5 cfs 1.52 ft · 76°F 131 ft ·
Rio Coamo At Hwy 14 At Coamo, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50106100
5 cfs 4.65 ft · 75°F 342 ft ·
Rio Cerrillos Nr Ponce, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50114000
4 cfs · · 76°F 284 ft ·
Rio Guadiana Nr Guadiana, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50044810
4 cfs 1.65 ft · 76°F 249 ft ·
Canal De Riego De Lajas At Bo. Palmarejo Nr Lajas, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50128945
4 cfs 1.40 ft · 91°F 112 ft ·
Rio Fajardo Nr Fajardo, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50071000
3 cfs 2.83 ft · 79°F 158 ft ·
Rio Guayanilla Near Guayanilla, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50124200
3 cfs 4.78 ft · 76°F 94 ft ·
Rio Sabana At Sabana, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50067000
3 cfs 7.78 ft · 77°F 306 ft ·
Rio Bairoa Abv Bairoa, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50055380
2 cfs 4.22 ft · 77°F 226 ft ·
Rio Maunabo At Lizas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50090500
2 cfs 3.76 ft · 78°F 199 ft ·
Rio Canas At Rio Canas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50058350
2 cfs 9.03 ft · 76°F 152 ft ·
Rio Majada At La Plena, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50100450
1 cfs 2.89 ft · 77°F 422 ft ·
Rio Lapa Nr Rabo Del Buey, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50100200
1 cfs 5.41 ft · 75°F 395 ft ·
Rio De Bayamon Blw Lago Cidra, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50047560
1 cfs 5.56 ft · 72°F 1,280 ft ·
Rio De Bayamon At Arenas, Pr
18 hours ago · USGS 50047535
1 cfs 1.51 ft · 72°F 1,371 ft ·
Rio De La Plata Blw La Plata Damsite, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50045010
0 cfs 6.83 ft · 75°F 64 ft ·
Rio Fajardo At Paraiso Nr Fajardo, Pr
19 hours ago · USGS 50070900
0 cfs 4.26 ft · 78°F 223 ft ·
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About Puerto Rico streamflow

What are river levels like in Puerto Rico right now?

As of September 20, 2026, Puerto Rico rivers are running at 55% of normal across 70 USGS streamgauges, and the Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca is reporting the highest discharge at 246 cfs. The full sortable gauge table is below.

Which Puerto Rico river is running highest right now?

As of September 20, 2026, the highest discharge in Puerto Rico is 246 cfs on the Rio Culebrinas At Hwy 404 Nr Moca. See the sortable gauge table for the full statewide ranking.

Are Puerto Rico rivers high or low right now?

Compare the statewide percent-of-normal on this page: above 100% means Puerto Rico rivers are running higher than the seasonal average for the date, below 100% means lower (a dry spell or drought). Each gauge also shows its own percent of median.

Where does the Puerto Rico streamflow data come from?

The U.S. Geological Survey National Water Information System. USGS streamgauges report continuously (every 15 minutes) and the data is the canonical real-time record for U.S. rivers. Snoflo pulls the latest readings and joins them to a 7-day NOAA weather forecast for each station.

What is cfs?

Cubic feet per second — the standard unit for streamflow. One cfs is about 7.5 gallons per second. Small creeks run at single-digit cfs; the Mississippi at hundreds of thousands.

What does Gauge Height mean?

The water level at the gauge in feet above the reference datum. Used together with discharge to track river state. Flood stage and runnable levels are typically expressed in gauge height (e.g., "flood at 16 ft").

How fresh is the Puerto Rico data?

USGS streamgauges report every 15 minutes; Snoflo re-pulls throughout the day. The AI briefing regenerates daily.

Can I get a flow alert for a Puerto Rico gauge?

Yes. Save any USGS gauge as a favorite in the Snoflo iOS app, set a discharge or stage threshold (e.g. "alert me when discharge crosses 2,000 cfs"), and you'll get a push the moment it crosses.

Is this a substitute for an NWS flood warning?

No. Snoflo is informational. For flood life-safety decisions always follow guidance from your local NWS forecast office and state emergency management. Snoflo data is one input among several.