Nueces River Graphs

The graph on the left depicts the preliminary unofficial river reading from the gauge in Cotulla from July 1-15, 2002. The blue line is the actual measurement of the river in feet. The colored lines depict the collection of forecasts issued by the National Weather Service West Gulf River Forecast Center in Fort Worth, Texas. River forecasts were updated every 12 hours during the event, and more frequently during the height of the flood.

The graph on the left depicts the preliminary unofficial river reading from the gauge 11 miles south of Tilden from July 1-15, 2002. The blue line is the actual measurement of the river in feet. The colored lines depict the collection of forecasts issued by the National Weather Service West Gulf River Forecast Center in Fort Worth, Texas. River forecasts were updated every 12 hours during the event, and more frequently during the height of the flood.

The graph on the left depicts the preliminary unofficial river reading from the gauge at Three Rivers from July 1-15, 2002. The blue line is the actual measurement of the river in feet. The colored lines depict the collection of forecasts issued by the National Weather Service West Gulf River Forecast Center in Fort Worth, Texas. River forecasts were updated every 12 hours during the event, and more frequently during the height of the flood.

The graph on the left depicts the preliminary unofficial river reading from the gauge at Mathis from July 1-15, 2002. The blue line is the actual measurement of the river in feet. The colored lines depict the collection of forecasts issued by the National Weather Service West Gulf River Forecast Center in Fort Worth, Texas. River forecasts were updated every 12 hours during the event, and more frequently during the height of the flood.

The graph on the left depicts the preliminary unofficial river reading from the gauge at Bluntzer from July 1-15, 2002. The blue line is the actual measurement of the river in feet. Bluntzer is not an official forecast site but may become one in the coming year.

The graph on the left depicts the preliminary unofficial river reading from the gauge at Calallen from July 1-15, 2002. The blue line is the actual measurement of the river in feet. The colored lines depict the collection of forecasts issued by the National Weather Service West Gulf River Forecast Center in Fort Worth, Texas. River forecasts were updated every 12 hours during the event, and more frequently during the height of the flood.