Lt Alte Weser (Radar) gauge Weser · km 0

No recent reading is available for this gauge. Updated · Source: PEGELONLINE

Facts
Water levelNot measured at this gaugeDischargeNot measured at this gauge
Status no thresholdsWater temperatureNot measured at this gauge

Water level

No recent reading is available for this gauge.

Discharge
Not measured at this gauge
24 h trend
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Water temperature
Not measured at this gauge
PEGELONLINE (WSV), DL-DE Zero 2.0 · · every 15 minutes

Last 7 days

History is being built – not enough readings yet.

PEGELONLINE (WSV), DL-DE Zero 2.0 · raw data, unverified

Activity outlook

  • Shippingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ not below mean low water (MNW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
  • Paddlingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
    • ✓ not below mean low water (MNW)
    • ? change over 24 h ≤ 20 cm
  • Fishingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
    • ? change over 24 h ≤ 30 cm
  • Swimmingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
    • ? water temperature ≥ 15 °C
    • ? water temperature ≥ 18 °C
    • ? EU bathing site ≤ 5 km rated excellent/good
    • ✗ not a federal waterway with shipping

  • Status: no thresholds

Calculated by fixed rules from official data. For orientation only – not a safety guarantee. Always check official warnings and conditions on site. See the rules

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Records & flood chronicle

Documented floods on this river (HANZE)

  • 31 Jan 1982: river, 3 deaths
  • 8 Mar 1981: river, 3 deaths, 101 m € losses (2020 prices)
  • 2 Feb 1909: river, 75 m € losses (2020 prices)

Flood chronicle Germany & Norway →

Records: PEGELONLINE (WSV, DL-DE Zero 2.0) · HANZE v2.1.1 (CC BY 4.0)

FAQ

What is the current water level at Lt Alte Weser (Radar)?

No recent reading is available for this gauge.

What does the status at Lt Alte Weser (Radar) mean?

The status compares the current level with the official reference values MNW (mean low water) and MHW (mean high water); HSW is the highest navigable water level.

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