A 7-day running average of daily recorded water levels is compared to the statistical distribution of daily water levels for the site period of record for selected sites in southern Florida. More detailed information for each site is available through the map links and the pages listed below. Detailed information on how the map was created, and the information used to derive the mapped data are also available on this site.

Links to additional sites of interest

• Florida Climate Center (Office of State Climatologist)
• Real Time Satellite Fire Monitoring - Florida (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
• Weather and Water(South Florida Water Management District)
• Ground Water Climate Response Network (USGS. Some pages may not display in all browsers)
• U.S. Drought Monitor (National Drought Mitigation Center)
• Palmer Drought Severity Index (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
• U.S. Palmer Drought Indices (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)

The USGS is committed to a process of continual data collection, processing, and review. Therefore, data presented here are potentially subject to further review and may be revised if needed. Long-term trend estimates are recomputed on an annual basis, but may be revised if hydrographic review indicates a mis-match between the computed trend and the data record.

Metadata, for the site location GIS coverage used to create the map, is available in FGDC and HTML formats.

Postscript and Adobe PDF versions of the map are available for printing. The Adobe Reader program is available, at no cost, from Adobe. When viewed as a PDF file, the map image may be re-sized for viewing or printing.

Most recent water level reports from South Florida sites as of Monday, October 31, 2016