World Water Levels

Litavka at Beroun

The Litavka at Beroun read 21 cm at .

Last updated . This page normally updates every hour; the latest update is late.

21 cmProvisional

Change in a day
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Where the water stands

That is below the first flood activity degree (vigilance) of 150 cm set by the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute.

21 cmHydrological drought level: 18 cmFirst flood activity degree (vigilance): 150 cmSecond flood activity degree (readiness): 200 cmThird flood activity degree (danger): 250 cmExtreme flood level: 386 cm
The newest reading against the official levels and our records near it.
Table: where the water stands
LevelValue
Newest reading21 cm,
Hydrological drought level18 cm
First flood activity degree (vigilance)150 cm
Second flood activity degree (readiness)200 cm
Third flood activity degree (danger)250 cm
Extreme flood level386 cm

The last 90 days

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Daily averages of the Litavka at Beroun from 13 July 2026 to 10 October 2026.
Table: The last 90 days
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About these figures

Official levels

About this gauge

Beroun is a gauge on the Litavka in Czechia.

It lies at 49.9520° N, 14.0521° E.

Its readings come from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (CHMI).

The gauge reads the height of the water above a fixed zero, not the depth of the river.

Readings since 1 January 2026: too short a record for a normal range for the date or for records that mean much.

CHMI publishes its 10-minute readings as current data that it has not validated yet.

The newest reading is provisional: the source may still correct it.