3 model cells · GloFAS v4
101 of 101 rivers scored
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Rhine at Lobith, Netherlands: Exceptionally low, 0th percentile of its own record
A watch point's latest GloFAS discharge is located on its stored quantile grid for the same seasonal pool. Each river then uses its outlet point when scored, or the mean of its scored points when the outlet is unavailable.
point p = linear position of Q between stored percentile-grid values; river p = scored outlet p, else mean(scored point p)Data & provenanceGloFAS v4 daily river discharge via Open-Meteo; the percentile grid is built here from complete stored years. Open this model coordinate
LimitAt least five complete years and enough observations in the seasonal pools are required. Unscored, stale and suspect points stay out of every denominator rather than being treated as normal.
31 have exceptionally low flow and 9 have exceptionally high flow for this time of year.
Each model point is placed in its own seasonal record. A river uses its scored outlet point when available; otherwise it uses the mean percentile of its scored points. The headline then counts rivers, so a river with several watch points still has one vote.
river p = outlet p, else mean(scored point p); exceptional signal if rivers below P10 ÷ scored ≥ 20%; else below-normal if rivers below P25 ÷ scored ≥ 34%; else within rangeData & provenanceGloFAS v4 river model only · percentile of each watch point's own record, same day of year · 101 of 101 rivers and 158 of 158 points scored · as of 13 Sept. GloFAS v4 discharge via Open-Meteo. Point scores use only the stored model record; official gauges and reservoir readings are reported elsewhere and are not blended into this verdict. Open the source registry
Limit0 rivers without a score are excluded, not counted as normal.
Flow at each basin outlet, compared with its seasonal median.
Basin flow data is currently unavailable.
The homepage now starts with the river map. River details sit beside it, with the status summary and basin comparison below.
A redesigned footer and native arrow icons make navigation clearer on desktop, tablet and mobile.
Live reservoir readings and history now load independently, with clearer observation times and usable storage figures. The river reservoir table no longer duplicates dams, and available reservoir data stays visible while river gauges load.
Dated drought context explains Slapy's role in supporting downstream flows. Instantaneous zero outflow is distinguished from daily releases.
This deployment has no persistent database attached. Live upstream data can still render, but scheduled ingestion, stored histories and archive counts cannot run.