Drilldown: DischargeMetaData

Station 000101 (1) · Station 000106 (1) · Station 000116 (1) · Station 000119 (1) · Station 000123 (1) · Station 000124 (1) · Station 000126 (1)

Alabama (1) · Arkansas (2) · Chenab (1) · Indus (1) · Missouri (1) · Pur (1)

Pakistan (2) · Russia (1) · USA (4)

200 - 440 (3) · 440 - 500 (4)

600 - 800 (2) · 800 - 1,300 (5)

February 16, 2026 (1) · February 17, 2026 (6)

500 - 1,200 (2) · 1,200 - 3,000 (5)

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https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/286_discharge.csv (1) · https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/294_discharge.csv (1) · https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/435_discharge.csv (1) · https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/443_discharge.csv (1) · https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/467_discharge.csv (1) · https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/490_discharge.csv (1) · https://csdms.colorado.edu/pub/flood_observatory/DFODischarge/497_discharge.csv (1)

On February 16, the historical discharge typically ranges from 763.4 m³/s to 2704.7 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 915.4 m³/s. (1) · On February 17, the historical discharge typically ranges from 1072.5 m³/s to 1270.7 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 1217.3 m³/s. (1) · On February 17, the historical discharge typically ranges from 22.2 m³/s to 508.9 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 1476.3 m³/s. (1) · On February 17, the historical discharge typically ranges from 337.8 m³/s to 2229.3 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 1468.9 m³/s. (1) · On February 17, the historical discharge typically ranges from 456.6 m³/s to 568.9 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 524.3 m³/s. (1) · On February 17, the historical discharge typically ranges from 738.1 m³/s to 1967.2 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 1270.9 m³/s. (1) · On February 17, the historical discharge typically ranges from 893.7 m³/s to 2893.0 m³/s (between the 10^th and the 90^th percentiles). Today's discharge is 2217.0 m³/s. (1)

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