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Water levels in Sweden

212 gauges in 78 regions report to this page. Of those with a normal range to compare against, 73 are low, 119 are normal and 19 are high for the date.

The balance is tilted firmly towards low water. Autumn is often a low point for rivers after the summer, until steady rain returns.

Readings come from SMHI – Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut and refresh as new data is published.

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Rising fastest in 24 hours

Storsjön Jämtland Indalsälven +0.05 m
Normal

Unusually high

Ersbo Dalälven 58.3 m³/s
Very high
Lisjöbäcken Göta älv 0.78 m³/s
Very high
Magnor Göta älv 12.2 m³/s
Very high
Oppli Ljusnan 1.14 m³/s
Very high
Skällnora Övre Norrström 0.18 m³/s
Very high

Unusually low

Getebro Alsterån 0.15 m³/s
Very low
Bräkne-Hoby Bräkneån 0.11 m³/s
Very low
Hålabäck Hålabäck 0.01 m³/s
Very low
Möckeln Helge Å 1.13 m³/s
Very low
Nymölla Helge Å 0.40 m³/s
Very low
Torsebro Övre Helge Å 1.16 m³/s
Very low

Regions

Data from SMHI – Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut.