White River near Fayetteville — Water Level & Flow

USGS gauge 07048600 reports gage height, discharge and water temperature from White River near Fayetteville in AR. Big Buoy shows the latest reading with a 7-day hydrograph, alongside National Weather Service flood categories where they are published.

Latest reading

As of October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC, USGS gauge 07048600 on White River near Fayetteville recorded gage height 0.97 ft, discharge 2 cfs, and water temperature 63°F.

The Ozarks river levels — White River near Fayetteville is one of the gauges covered there.

Stage vs. flow — how to read a river gauge

Discharge (flow, in cubic feet per second) is comparable between gauges and is usually the better number for judging whether a river is up or down. Gage height is the water surface in feet above each gauge's own local datum, so it is local: the same 4 ft describes different rivers at two different gauges, and it is not the depth of the water. A gauge that reports nothing is shown as not reported — never as zero.

Frequently asked questions

What is the water level on White River near Fayetteville?
Gage height at White River near Fayetteville was 0.97 ft. Measured October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC at USGS gauge 07048600 (White River near Fayetteville, AR). Gage height is the water surface above this gauge’s own local datum, not the depth of the river.
What is the flow on White River near Fayetteville?
Discharge at White River near Fayetteville was 2 cubic feet per second. Measured October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC at USGS gauge 07048600 (White River near Fayetteville, AR). Discharge is comparable between gauges in a way gage height is not.
What is the water temperature in White River near Fayetteville?
Water temperature at White River near Fayetteville was 63°F. Measured October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC at USGS gauge 07048600 (White River near Fayetteville, AR).
Where is USGS gauge 07048600?
White River near Fayetteville, AR (USGS 07048600) reports from 36.073°N, 94.081°W in AR.
How often does USGS gauge 07048600 update?
This station records about every 15 minutes and transmits hourly, so a reading can be up to an hour old when you see it. Readings past three times the reporting interval are shown as last reported rather than as current conditions.

Data: USGS National Water Information System. Flood categories: NOAA/National Weather Service.