European model comparison · 5 km GloFAS cell

Elbe · Elbe

No model value

River profileElbe

Two positioned gauge elevations are needed to draw this river profile.

Selected model-cell discharge-

m³/s

Model P10 -Model P20 -Seasonal median -

No model value

The model feed has no discharge for this date - status is not scored.

GloFAS v4 via Open-Meteo · no cell selected · model day 2026-10-06

Methodology & exact calculation- m³/s against model P10 -, model P20 - and the seasonal median -

Open methodology

Elbe model-cell comparison

The selected model-cell discharge is compared with lower-tail percentile boundaries for the same calendar month, derived from that cell's stored GloFAS climatology. P10 and P20 determine the label; the median only positions the bar.

Formulabelow model P10 if Q < model P10; model P10-P20 if model P10 ≤ Q < model P20; at or above model P20 if Q ≥ model P20

Selected model-cell discharge: - m³/s
Model discharge P10: - m³/s
Model discharge P20: - m³/s
Seasonal model median: - m³/s

Published resultElbe: No model value

Data & provenanceGloFAS v4 via Open-Meteo · stored climatology for the selected model cell

LimitThe model value for this day is compared with this exact cell’s stored monthly GloFAS v4 climatology. Below P10, P10-P20, and at or above P20 are European model-comparison bands. P10 means the 10th percentile of that model record; it is not Q355, Q364, or a statutory minimum residual flow.

Mapped river structureselect a river to zoom to it

Elbe is the basin trunk and reaches the North Sea.

Sampled cellsexact model values

Detailed river viewLabe + Elbe source-to-sea cascadeOpen cascade

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Columbia River · river tracker

The Columbia River on live United States flood-network stations, ordered upstream to outlet. The vertical profile follows cached terrain estimates along the mapped course. These are not surveyed river-bed or gauge datum elevations. Stations are spaced by distance along the mapped course.

View on live river map

Basin sensorsLoadingUSGS gauges and operator dam monitoring sites

Connected tributaries16Mapped river connections with station readings

Dam monitoring sitesLoadingColumbia, Snake, Pend Oreille, Kootenai and Clearwater

Official flood status

No flood classification publishedBasis: United States's network publishes gauge readings for this river but no official flood category, and no seasonal benchmark is stored for these stations yet, so this view will not infer one. The live readings below are the measurement.

Official gauges8 United States

Reporting now0 of 8

Upstream to outlet flowNot published

Newest readingOct 4, 2026, 10:50 PM UTC

Profile axisTerrain estimate named station sequence1,080 km along the mapped course · no published bed elevation

Receives Spokane River, Okanogan River, Methow River, Wenatchee River, Yakima River, Snake River, Walla Walla River, Umatilla River, John Day River, Deschutes River, Klickitat River, Sandy River, Willamette River, Lewis River, Pend Oreille River and Cowlitz River. Junctions outside the gauged reach are named here but not marked on the profile.

Columbia River · river and dam cascadeupstream to outlet · water-band thickness = discharge · spacing = distance along the course

Scroll sideways for the full cascade. Monthly GWh and measured releases are shown at each dam.

Approximate terrain profile: Copernicus DEM GLO-90 via Open-Meteo. Terrain heights are geographic context, not surveyed river-bed levels.

official flood-network gaugewater-band thickness = dischargeno seasonal benchmark

Sequence uses the published network order where available. Newly published stations fall back to geographic ordering until their main-stem position is reviewed. Distances are measured along the mapped river course, not official chainage, because this network does not publish river kilometres.

Terrain profile: Copernicus DEM GLO-90 via Open-Meteo, approximately 90 m resolution. Samples along the mapped course are interpolated for geographic context. They do not establish surveyed bed levels or hydraulic power.

The basin behind the river

People, dams and institutions

Basin context loads as you approach this section.

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