USGS stream gauge 13334300 · Washington

Snake River near Anatone, WA

As of Oct 28, 2026, 1:15 AM PDT, this gauge read a gage height of 3.51 ft and a flow of 14,000 cfs. Over the past 7 days the water level rose 0.20 ft. Data from the USGS.

Updated Oct 28, 2026, 5:26 AM EDT (USGS Water Data snapshot)

Gage height

3.51 ft

7-day range 3.24–3.60 ft

Discharge

14,000cfs

7-day range 12,900–14,400 cfs

Latest reading

1 hr ago

Oct 28, 2026, 1:15 AM PDT

Readings are provisional USGS data and may be revised. Rivers can rise fast after rain upstream. For flood warnings, check weather.gov and follow local authorities.

Gage height, past 7 days

3.213.323.423.523.63Oct 21Oct 22Oct 23Oct 24Oct 25Oct 26Oct 27
Gage height (ft), hourly, past 7 days. Low 3.24 · High 3.60.

Discharge, past 7 days

12,78013,21513,65014,08514,520Oct 21Oct 22Oct 23Oct 24Oct 25Oct 26Oct 27
Discharge (cfs), hourly, past 7 days. Low 12,900 · High 14,400.

Chart dates are in Washington local time (America/Los Angeles).

Reading this gauge

Gage height is the water surface level above this station's own reference point, so 3.51 ft is not the river depth and cannot be compared with other gauges. Discharge, the volume of water flowing past each second, is the better number for comparing conditions over time and between rivers.

Station details
USGS site number13334300
Official nameSNAKE RIVER NEAR ANATONE, WA
StateWashington
Drainage area92,960 sq mi
Gage datum elevation810.4 ft above sea level
Coordinates46.0971° N, 116.9777° W

Source: USGS Water Data for the Nation, site 13334300. Parameters 00065 (gage height) and 00060 (discharge).

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