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

Pajaro watershed

Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue

Reading 1.12 ft and 2.6 cfs. That is 2.88 feet below the first flood threshold.

Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue plotted at latitude 36.9988 and longitude -121.5850 over Valley Water's published major-watershed layer.
Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue at 36.9988, -121.5850, exactly as positioned in Valley Water's sensor feed. Llagas, Uvas are the published polygons whose names match 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

1.12 ft

Captured July 28, 2026 at 4:30 PM PT

  • Sensor ID 5060
  • 36.9988, -121.5850
  • Included in Valley Water's flood watch
  • Reporting

What Floods at Each Level

These descriptions are Valley Water's own, quoted exactly as published for this gauge.

Threshold 1 · 4 ft

2.88 ft above the current reading

Creek getting close to overtopping Silva's Crossing.

Valley Water, threshold 1 description for Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue

Threshold 2 · 6 ft

4.88 ft above the current reading

Road (Silva's Crossing) beginning to inundate with water from Uvas Creek..

Valley Water, threshold 2 description for Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue

Upstream and Downstream

Where this gauge sits on Uvas Creek.

  1. Uvas Creek at Uvas Road

    4.71 ft · 1.22 cfs · no published threshold

  2. Uvas Creek below Uvas Reservoir

    1.82 ft · 14.14 cfs · no published threshold

  3. Uvas Creek at Heritage Way

    4.66 ft · 14.02 cfs · no published threshold

  4. Uvas Creek below CA-152

    2.31 ft · 8.56 cfs · no published threshold

  5. Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue

    1.12 ft · 2.6 cfs · 2.88 ft below threshold 1

  6. Uvas Creek at W Luchessa Ave

    2.76 ft · 0.15 cfs · 5.24 ft below threshold 1

Sensor Notes

Sensor for water rights, water supply, and operations. Due to the poor control conditions the stage discharge relationship is poor at best. Several organizations in the area monitor and clear debris from the culverts/control. The computed discharge range was limited to 100 cfs because of the poor control conditions. Upper limit for flow record is 100 cfs.

Valley Water, sensor notes for Uvas Creek at Miller Avenue