What the Conecuh River, the wells beneath us, and the sky above are actually doing — straight from USGS, the National Weather Service, and the U.S. Drought Monitor. No interpolation. When the nearest instrument is twenty miles away, the page says so.
Last refreshed 7:03 AM UTC
Official Advisory · NWS ALC039
Wind Advisory issued October 15 at 11:33PM CDT until October 17 at 7:00PM CDT by NWS Mobile AL
Use extreme caution if you must travel or be outdoors Friday night through Saturday. Remain alert for potential falling trees and power lines, blown debris, and additional damage to structures that remain compromised from the hurricane.
Fog/Mist
Five days · NWS MOB
| High | Low | Condition | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | 87° | 52° | Mostly Sunny 1% |
| Saturday | 69° | 50° | Sunny |
| Sunday | 68° | 48° | Sunny |
| Monday | 72° | 49° | Sunny |
| Tuesday | 76° | 50° | Sunny |
U.S. Drought Monitor · Week of 2026-10-13
5-Year Severity Timeline
Cumulative coverage this week
Since 2000, Covington has spent 53.7% of weeks in some drought; severe (D2+) only 18.5% of the time.
Depth from land surface · Covington County Well 1
above seasonal normal
32th percentile of all readings since 2008
90-Day Trend vs Seasonal Normal
typical range (p10–p90) median current
5-Year Monthly Mean
Range over 5 years: 4.5–17.3 ft
Conecuh River · Live gage readings & historical percentile
Brantley
Records since 1929
rising Up 4.43 ft in the last 3 days — runoff coming through, fish push to slack water and bank cover.
Record high: 2,330 ft³/s on 2026-10-14
River Falls
Records since 1998
steady Stage holding within 0.01 ft — established patterns work.
well above normal — high flow event
Record high: 27,700 ft³/s on 2009-12-18
This bulletin reads the nearest official monitoring stations to Andalusia. Where the nearest reporting instrument lies more than a few miles distant, the distance is shown plainly with each reading. No values are interpolated or modeled. When a station ceases reporting, the panel will say so.
Compiled in the public interest from federal monitoring feeds.
All upstream data is in the public domain.