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Demo snapshot · July 28, 2026 at 4:53 PM PT · not current conditions

Coyote watershed

Coyote Creek at Hwy 85

Reading 2.77 ft and 0 cfs. Valley Water publishes no flood threshold for this location.

Coyote Creek at Hwy 85 plotted at latitude 37.2398 and longitude -121.7653 over Valley Water's published major-watershed layer.
Coyote Creek at Hwy 85 at 37.2398, -121.7653, exactly as positioned in Valley Water's sensor feed. Coyote is the published polygon whose name matches this portal group. The eleven published polygons do not exactly match the portal's five sensor groups and do not provide a boundary for every named creek.
  • Stream gauge

2.77 ft

Captured July 28, 2026 at 4:45 PM PT

  • Sensor ID 5132
  • 37.2398, -121.7653
  • Not a flood watch sensor
  • Reporting

Flood Thresholds

Valley Water publishes no flood thresholds for this sensor. It is monitored for water supply and stream conditions rather than for flood warning.

Upstream and Downstream

Where this gauge sits on Coyote Creek.

  1. Coyote Creek above Coyote Reservoir (USGS)

    3.29 ft · 0 cfs · no published threshold

  2. Coyote Creek below Coyote Reservoir (USGS)

    4.60 ft · 6.1 cfs · no published threshold

  3. Coyote Creek below Anderson Reservoir

    3.73 ft · 3.87 cfs · no published threshold

  4. Coyote Creek at Madrone (USGS)

    2.03 ft · 12 cfs · 3.97 ft below threshold 1

  5. Coyote Creek above Metcalf Road

    5.91 ft · 0.6 cfs · no published threshold

  6. Coyote Creek below Coyote Perc Pond

    0.00 ft · 0 cfs · no published threshold

  7. Coyote Creek at Hwy 85

    2.77 ft · 0 cfs · no published threshold

  8. Coyote Creek at Edenvale

    1.11 ft · 0 cfs · 6.89 ft below threshold 1

  9. Coyote Creek at William St

    3.61 ft · 1.73 cfs · 21.39 ft below threshold 1

  10. Coyote Creek at CA-237 (USGS)

    4.99 ft · 9.53 cfs · 9.51 ft below threshold 1

Sensor Notes

Gage is rated for lower flow and does not have good accuracy above ~700cfs.

Valley Water, sensor notes for Coyote Creek at Hwy 85