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Santa Fe 2ENE - Highland Bayou

A water gauge in Galveston County, Texas. Its stage was 6.01 ft as of Oct 16, 7:20 AM CDT.

Gauge HBJT2Galveston County, TexasEvery gauge in Texas

Stage now
6.01 ftreported Oct 16, 7:20 AM CDT
24 hour change
No changesince Oct 15, 7:20 AM
Rank
-
Elevation
23 ftabove sea level
County
Galveston County
Position
29.3805° N, 95.0809° W
Record since
2020

Water level

Santa Fe 2ENE - Highland Bayou

Stage is the height of the water's surface above the gauge's own fixed zero, in feet, not the depth of the water. Every point drawn is a reading the gauge sent, at the time it sent it.

Water level, 24 hours at Santa Fe 2ENE - Highland Bayou: the water from 6.01 to 6.03 feet of stage, the latest 6.01 feet.WATER LEVEL, 24 HOURSFTHIGH 6.03 FT, OCT 15, 11:20 AM · LOW 6.01 FT, OCT 16, 7:20 AM5.976.006.036.056.089 AM12 PM3 PM6 PM9 PMOct 163 AM6 AM6.01
Latest
6.01 ftOct 16, 7:20 AM
Highest
6.03 ftOct 15, 11:20 AM
Lowest
6.01 ftOct 16, 7:20 AM
Range
0.02 fthighest less lowest
Change
Fell 0.02 ftsince Oct 15, 11:20 AM
Readings
6
The readings these charts were drawn from, as a table
TimeStage ft
Oct 16, 7:20 AM6.01
Oct 16, 3:20 AM6.02
Oct 15, 11:20 PM6.02
Oct 15, 7:20 PM6.02
Oct 15, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 15, 11:20 AM6.03
Water level, 7 days at Santa Fe 2ENE - Highland Bayou: the water from 6.00 to 6.05 feet of stage, the latest 6.01 feet.WATER LEVEL, 7 DAYSFTHIGH 6.05 FT, OCT 14, 11:20 AM · LOW 6.00 FT, OCT 10, 7:20 AM6.006.026.046.06Sat 10Sun 11Mon 12Tue 13Wed 14Thu 15Fri 166.01
Latest
6.01 ftOct 16, 7:20 AM
Highest
6.05 ftOct 14, 11:20 AM
Lowest
6.00 ftOct 10, 7:20 AM
Range
0.05 fthighest less lowest
Change
Fell 0.03 ftsince Oct 9, 11:20 AM
Readings
42
The readings these charts were drawn from, as a table
TimeStage ft
Oct 16, 7:20 AM6.01
Oct 16, 3:20 AM6.02
Oct 15, 11:20 PM6.02
Oct 15, 7:20 PM6.02
Oct 15, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 15, 11:20 AM6.03
Oct 15, 7:20 AM6.01
Oct 15, 3:20 AM6.01
Oct 14, 11:20 PM6.02
Oct 14, 7:20 PM6.02
Oct 14, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 14, 11:20 AM6.05
Oct 14, 7:20 AM6.02
Oct 14, 3:20 AM6.02
Oct 13, 11:20 PM6.02
Oct 13, 7:20 PM6.02
Oct 13, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 13, 11:20 AM6.04
Oct 13, 7:20 AM6.02
Oct 13, 3:20 AM6.02
Oct 12, 11:20 PM6.02
Oct 12, 7:20 PM6.02
Oct 12, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 12, 11:20 AM6.03
Oct 12, 7:20 AM6.02
Oct 12, 3:20 AM6.02
Oct 11, 11:20 PM6.02
Oct 11, 7:20 PM6.02
Oct 11, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 11, 11:20 AM6.04
Oct 11, 7:20 AM6.00
Oct 11, 3:20 AM6.00
Oct 10, 11:20 PM6.01
Oct 10, 7:20 PM6.01
Oct 10, 3:20 PM6.02
Oct 10, 11:20 AM6.04
Oct 10, 7:20 AM6.00
Oct 10, 3:20 AM6.01
Oct 9, 11:20 PM6.01
Oct 9, 7:20 PM6.01
Oct 9, 3:20 PM6.03
Oct 9, 11:20 AM6.04
Water level, 30 days at Santa Fe 2ENE - Highland Bayou: the water from 5.97 to 6.36 feet of stage, the latest 6.01 feet.WATER LEVEL, 30 DAYSFTHIGH 6.36 FT, SEP 17, 3:40 PM · LOW 5.97 FT, SEP 23, 3:20 AM5.906.006.106.206.306.406.50Sep 16Sep 21Sep 26Oct 1Oct 6Oct 116.01
Latest
6.01 ftOct 16, 7:20 AM
Highest
6.36 ftSep 17, 3:40 PM
Lowest
5.97 ftSep 23, 3:20 AM
Range
0.39 fthighest less lowest
Change
No changesince Sep 16, 11:20 AM
Readings
185
The readings these charts were drawn from, as a table
DayHigh ftLow ftAverage ftLast ftReadings
Oct 166.026.016.026.012
Oct 156.036.016.026.026
Oct 146.056.026.036.026
Oct 136.046.026.036.026
Oct 126.036.026.026.026
Oct 116.046.006.026.026
Oct 106.046.006.026.016
Oct 96.046.006.026.016
Oct 86.046.016.026.016
Oct 76.046.016.026.026
Oct 66.036.016.026.026
Oct 56.036.016.026.026
Oct 46.026.006.016.026
Oct 36.086.026.056.026
Oct 26.116.026.066.096
Oct 16.046.026.036.026
Sep 306.056.026.036.026
Sep 296.046.016.026.026
Sep 286.046.026.036.026
Sep 276.056.016.026.026
Sep 266.046.016.026.026
Sep 256.046.016.026.016
Sep 246.046.026.036.036
Sep 236.045.976.016.026
Sep 226.015.985.995.986
Sep 216.025.986.005.986
Sep 206.036.006.016.006
Sep 196.046.026.036.025
Sep 186.266.066.146.069
Sep 176.365.996.186.339
Sep 166.015.996.005.994

Near Santa Fe 2ENE - Highland Bayou

How to read a gauge

A gauge measures the height of the water where it stands, its stage, in feet above a fixed mark at that gauge. Two gauges' stages are not comparable: each is measured from its own mark, and a reservoir's is often its height above sea level.

The stage shown is the latest the gauge reported, with the time it reported it. Storm Station hears each gauge on its own schedule and ranks it among its state's stations by its 247 score, how reliably it reports and how its readings hold up: that is its 247 rank.