Originally posted by MRRiley
I check out what the water levels are like that time of year Mel. Fall isn't generally the best of times for waterfalls but it could be worth a look.

Good idea.
We could always plan a day shooting some of the falls along the foothills of Shenandoah NP if it doesnt look like it would be worth a 9 hour round trip drive to RG.
Mike
Mike, when you check the water levels there's a gaging station about 10 miles west of the park you can look at. It's a different stream, but similar characteristics to the one in the park itself (google maps is a wonderful tool for finding things).
USGS Real-Time Water Data for USGS 01552500 Muncy Creek near Sonestown, PA
pick "Time Series- daily statistics" from the pull-down menu, check the "discharge" button to retrieve the flows, and "Submit". It'll give you a table with the average flow for each day, for as long as the site has records (68 years in this case). Looking in September, it doesn't look like the flows are much lower in Sep than in July, so you may be alright.
The state may have something closer, this just happens to be our closest station available online.
Jim (I work with the database software that keeps the info for these things)