Current water level and discharge across Northern Thailand
LIVE DATA
Experimental model — not an official warning · official alerts:ThaiWater ↗
Reporting stations
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RID gauges with current readings
Chiang Mai river flow
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P.1 Nawarat Bridge · m³/s
Most stressed gauge
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Awaiting station data
Last updated
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Station flow mapRiver width, colour & dash speed follow live discharge
Flow status
Low < 25 m³/s
Moderate 25–100
High 100–250
Very high > 250
River · no nearby gauge
River · gauge colour, dashes = flow
Rainfall · 24 h
Light 0.1–10 mm
Moderate 10–35
Heavy 35–90
Very heavy 90–150
Extreme > 150
Other markers
Gauge · no recent data
+Water-level sensor · colour = % of bank height
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Flood risk outlook· experimental
Model probability of reaching warning / danger levels within 6, 12 and 24 hours
Not an official warning — for official alerts seeThaiWaterandTMD
Chiang Mai city flood outlook · P.1 Nawarat Bridge
Chance the river reaches each official inundation stage within 24 h — city flooding begins at stage 1 (3.70 m); each stage floods additional districts.
Is the model getting better?
Every hour the deployed model's 24 h peak forecast for P.1 is stored; once those 24 hours have passed it is compared with what the river actually did. "Skill" is how much better the model was than assuming the level stays where it is (0 = no better, 1 = perfect). Versions retrained on more data appear as new rows, so improvement, or its absence, is visible here rather than claimed.
Station history
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