Water levels in Belgium

We follow 314 live gauges across Belgium, spread over 6 regions. Right now 145 of them read below normal for the time of year, 84 are in their usual range and 48 are running high.

Low water clearly outweighs high water at the moment. Autumn is often a low point for rivers after the summer, until steady rain returns. The biggest rivers on the list include the Molenbeek, Voer, Demer and Grote Molenbeek.

Readings come from Vlaamse Milieumaatschappij (waterinfo.be) and refresh as new data is published.

How gauges are moving

277 gauges with a reference, compared with normal and by direction over the last 24 hours.

Compared with normal	Falling	Steady	Rising
Above normal	2	37	9
Normal	5	66	13
Below normal	10	130	5

Very lowLowNormalHighVery highFloodingNo reference yet

Worth a look today

Rising fastest in 24 hours

Hever / Dambeek Vlaams-Brabant +0.23 m
Normal
Retie / Kleine Nete Antwerpen +0.18 m
Very high
Roeselare / Mandel West-Vlaanderen +0.11 m
High
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw / Zuunbeek / Negenmanneke Vlaams-Brabant +0.10 m
Normal
Moorsele / Heulebeek West-Vlaanderen +0.06 m
Normal
Gistel / Moerdijkvaart West-Vlaanderen +0.06 m
Normal

Unusually high

Wachtebeke / Zuidlede Oost-Vlaanderen 4.75 m
Very high
Balen / Grote Nete Antwerpen 31.72 m
Very high
Mendonk / Zuidlede Oost-Vlaanderen 4.69 m
Very high
Zuienkerke / Aanvoersloot De Katte West-Vlaanderen 0.47 m
Very high
Moerbeke / Zuidlede Oost-Vlaanderen 4.73 m
Very high
Retie / Kleine Nete Antwerpen 19.64 m
Very high

Unusually low

Merkem / Martjevaart West-Vlaanderen 3.46 m
Lowest on record
Vorselaar / de Aa Antwerpen 8.86 m
Very low
Lochristi / Westlede Oost-Vlaanderen 0.31 m
Very low
Huise opw / Plankbeek Oost-Vlaanderen 17.38 m
Very low
Halen / Gete+Herk Limburg 19.36 m
Very low
Huizingen / Molenbeek Vlaams-Brabant 28.63 m
Very low

Regions

Antwerpen 35, 20, 6
Limburg 54, 24, 4
Liège 4, 2, 1
Oost-Vlaanderen 59, 35, 10
Vlaams-Brabant 89, 33, 7
West-Vlaanderen 73, 31, 20

Data from Vlaamse Milieumaatschappij (waterinfo.be).