Northwest rivers surge as gage heights jump overnight, USGS data shows

The Duwamish River in Washington and the Willamette River in Oregon recorded sharp rises in water levels between September 2 and September 3, while the Peace River in Florida saw streamflow increase over the same period.

The Duwamish River at a golf course in Tukwila, Washington, rose to 10.15 ft on September 3, up from 5.37 ft the previous day, according to USGS Water Data.[^1] Streamflow at the same gauge climbed to 660 ft³/s, from 546 ft³/s on September 2.[^3]

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