🌊 Nete water level live
4 gauging stations monitor the Nete around the clock. The real level of the rivers, measured by official gauging stations and compared with their flood thresholds. Tap a point or a river for details.
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Around 650 official stations on more than 300 rivers and streams, updated every 5 to 15 minutes. Canals regulated by locks are not shown.
Normal levelThe river is at a usual level for the season. Nothing to report.
High levelThe level is higher than it is 90% of the time. No immediate danger, but the river is high.
Very high, flood riskThe level has reached the official alert threshold. One to watch, especially if the trend is rising.
FloodingThe level is approaching or exceeding the station's historic floods or its official alarm threshold.
Frequently asked questions
What do the colours mean?
Each point is an official gauging station. Green: normal level. Yellow: high level, the river is higher than usual. Orange: very high level, flood risk, one to watch. Red: flooding, the river has reached critical levels comparable to its major historic floods or to the official alarm threshold.
Where does the data come from?
From the official monitoring networks: the Walloon Public Service (hydrometrie.wallonie.be) and waterinfo.be (VMM and De Vlaamse Waterweg) for Flanders. These are the same sensors the authorities use to monitor flooding.
How is the status determined?
In Wallonia, the measured level is compared with the station's official statistics (levels exceeded only 10% or 5% of the time since the 1970s) and with its reference floods (such as July 2021). In Flanders, it is compared with the official alert and alarm thresholds (waakpeil and alarmpeil) set station by station.
Why is my river not shown?
Only rivers and streams with an official gauging station are shown. Navigable canals, whose level is kept artificially by locks, are not shown: a "high" status would make no sense there.
Data: Walloon Public Service (hydrometrie.wallonie.be) · waterinfo.be (VMM, De Vlaamse Waterweg). Statuses and trends calculated by Météo Belge.