Green River level at Dutch John

Utah · Fishing & wading

Measured at USGS 09234500 — GREEN RIVER NEAR GREENDALE, UT · NWS forecast point GRZU1

2,310CFS 130% of normal

Reading taken · as of 33 min ago

Gage height9.77 ft
Median for mid-September1,780 CFS
Years of record62 (1964–2026)
Highest on record12,300 CFS daily, 1964–2026
Lowest on record90 CFS daily

Up and off-colour — heavier water than usual for wading

At 2,310 CFS, this gauge is running 130% of normal for mid-September — above the 1,780 CFS median USGS has recorded for this date across 62 years of record (1964–2026).

Last 30 days · 1,910–2,220 CFS

Flood stages at Dutch John

National Weather Service categories for gauge GRZU1, WFO GJT. Impact wording is the NWS's own, verbatim.

NWS forecast: 10.15 ft by .

Flow history at Dutch John

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Daily values from USGS 09234500, updated every 15 to 60 minutes; NWS forecast for GRZU1 reissued through the day. Provisional.

Highest crests on record at Dutch John

12 on record
StageFlowDate
16.20 ft11,200 CFSJun 14, 1999
15.13 ft9,440 CFSMay 27, 2022
15.13 ft9,440 CFSMay 30, 2020
15.05 ft9,320 CFSJun 15, 2019
15.01 ft9,320 CFSJun 19, 2016
15.00 ft9,300 CFSJun 7, 2014
14.92 ft9,130 CFSMar 30, 2017
14.76 ft8,560 CFSJun 16, 1997
14.40 ft8,020 CFSJun 6, 1986
14.25 ft8,190 CFSMay 14, 2015

Crests published by the National Weather Service.

About Green River at Dutch John

In Utah, below Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Releases can change the flow by hundreds of CFS in an hour with no rain in the basin — check it the morning you go, not the night before. Flaming Gorge tailwater; A section to Little Hole.

Green River at Dutch John — common questions

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How do releases from Flaming Gorge Reservoir affect this stretch?

Directly and fast. When the dam generates, flow here can climb by an order of magnitude within the hour, with no rain anywhere in the basin. That sudden release is the real hazard on a tailwater. The pool level is on lakelvl.com, linked below.

Is Green River at Dutch John high or low for this time of year?

The USGS median flow for mid-September here is 1,780 CFS, from 62 years of record (1964–2026). Today is 130% of it. The comparison is what makes the raw number mean anything: the same reading is a drought on one river and a flood on another.

How often does this reading update?

USGS transmits from gauge 09234500 every 15 to 60 minutes, and the National Weather Service reissues the flood forecast for GRZU1 a few times a day — more often when the river is rising. This page refreshes from both when you open it. The timestamp is in the gauge's local time.

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