Lek
We follow 5 gauges on the Lek. Of the 5 gauges with a current reading and a normal range for the date, 2 gauges read below that range and none above it. Furthest below normal: the Lek at Hagestein, above the weir. Data: .
Furthest below normal
| Place | Reading | Against normal | Change in a day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hagestein, above the weirLek | 144 cm13:10 CEST on 5 October 2026 | low: lower than any day of these dates in 14 years | -6 cm |
| CulemborgLek | 145 cm13:10 CEST on 5 October 2026 | low: lower than any day of these dates in 14 years | -5 cm |
Places A to Z
| Place | Reading | Against normal | Change in a day |
|---|---|---|---|
| CulemborgLek | 145 cm13:10 CEST on 5 October 2026 | low: lower than any day of these dates in 14 years | -5 cm |
| Hagestein, above the weirLek | 144 cm13:10 CEST on 5 October 2026 | low: lower than any day of these dates in 14 years | -6 cm |
| Hagestein, below the weirLek | 58 cm13:10 CEST on 5 October 2026 | normal: within the normal range for the date | -11 cm |
| Krimpen aan de LekLek | 57 cm13:10 CEST on 5 October 2026 | normal: within the normal range for the date | +35 cm |
| SchoonhovenLek | 60 cm13:20 CEST on 5 October 2026 | normal: within the normal range for the date | +18 cm |