Water levels in Denmark

We follow 899 live gauges across Denmark, spread over 5 regions. Right now 102 of them read below normal for the time of year, 107 are in their usual range and 14 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 Gudenå, Århus Å, Storå and Ringsted Å.

Readings come from Danmarks Miljøportal (VanDa hydrometri) and refresh as new data is published.

How gauges are moving

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

Compared with normal	Falling	Steady	Rising
Above normal	3	4	7
Normal	27	65	15
Below normal	26	75	1

Very lowLowNormalHighVery highFloodingNo reference yet

Worth a look today

Rising fastest in 24 hours

Koustrup Å, Åbro Nordjylland +0.40 m
Very high
Varbro Å Nordjylland +0.31 m
Very high
Årup Å, Årup Nordjylland +0.30 m
High
Vestervig Å, Oksenbøl Nordjylland +0.20 m
Very high
Liver Å, Vejby bro Nordjylland +0.19 m
Normal
Liver Å, Grimsted bro Nordjylland +0.17 m
Normal

Unusually high

Røjenkær Bæk Midtjylland 32.93 m
Very high
Skive Å, Engvej Midtjylland 1.07 m
Very high
Glerup Bæk Nordjylland 8.08 m
Very high
Koustrup Å, Åbro Nordjylland 3.26 m
Very high
Tømmerby Å, Langvad Bro Nordjylland 1.48 m
Very high
Varbro Å Nordjylland 16.14 m
Very high

Unusually low

Æbelholt Å, Søsterbro Mølle Hovedstaden 4.42 m
Very low
Kollerød Å, Uvelse Bro Hovedstaden 25.76 m
Very low
Østerbæk, Sv For Stenstrupgård Hovedstaden 11.52 m
Very low
Skjern Å, Sandfeldvej Hovedstaden 27.49 m
Very low
Usserød Å, Nive Mølle Hovedstaden 0.98 m
Very low
2 Næstild Bæk Midtjylland 10.81 m
Very low

Regions

Hovedstaden 114, 12
Midtjylland 325, 47, 4
Nordjylland 126, 12, 7
Sjælland 150, 15, 1
Syddanmark 274, 16, 2

Data from Danmarks Miljøportal (VanDa hydrometri).