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Danube River Water Levels: Real-Time Monitoring and Flood Warnings

DanubeAlert is your comprehensive solution for monitoring Danube River water levels across seven countries: Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania. Our app provides you with real-time data and custom alerts for water levels, ensuring you're always informed about the river's conditions.

Real-Time Danube Water Level Monitoring Across 7 Countries

With DanubeAlert, you can easily monitor the Danube River's water levels in all the major cities along the river in Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania. Whether you need the Danube water level forecast, flood forecasting Danube, or historical data, our platform delivers accurate and up-to-date information from hydrometric stations along the Danube.

Flood Warnings Danube and Water Level Alerts

Stay ahead of potential floods with DanubeAlert's flood warnings and flood warnings Danube for any city or country along the Danube. Set up custom water level alerts for specific locations in Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania to receive notifications when water levels approach critical points.

Your Danube River Monitoring App with Hydrological Data

The DanubeAlert platform is ideal for users in the transportation or agricultural industries, as well as for residents of riverside communities in any of the 7 Danube countries. Our app provides accurate hydrological data Danube and water level data, making it the perfect tool for staying informed about the river's behavior across Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania.

Detailed Hydrological Data for the Danube and Water Level Monitoring

DanubeAlert offers precise hydrological data and Danube basin data for the entire river. With real-time updates, you can track the Danube River's water levels and view long-term trends in all 7 countries. Our Danube water level forecast and water level monitoring features help you anticipate changes, ensuring you're always prepared.

Stay Informed About Water Levels in Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania

Wherever you are along the Danube – in Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, or Romania – DanubeAlert provides reliable and real-time water levels monitoring of the water levels. Access essential data from hydrometric stations to stay prepared for any significant changes in water levels.

Danube Water Level

The Danube Alert application is dedicated to the constant monitoring of water levels on the Danube, covering the countries through which the river flows: Austria Slovakia Hungary Croatia Serbia Bulgaria Romania. Through this application, users have access to up-to-date data about Danube water levels, real-time hydrological data and flood forecasting for hydrometric stations along the Danube. Users can set personalized alerts for different cities or sectors of the Danube.

Monitor the Danube River Water Levels in Real Time with DanubeAlert

Stay connected to the latest data on Danube River water levels with DanubeAlert. In the table below, you will find the updated water levels for all major cities along the river, giving you reliable information whenever you need it from hydrometric stations throughout the Danube basin.

Custom Alerts for Danube River Water Levels and Flood Warnings

Need quick alerts for changing water levels? DanubeAlert allows you to set up custom water level alerts for the cities or countries that matter most to you. Whether you're tracking the Danube water level forecast, flood forecasting Danube, or concerned about potential floods with flood warnings Danube, our app keeps you informed.

Forecast and Detailed Hydrological Data Danube

If you want to know how the Danube water levels are expected to change, the water level forecast section of DanubeAlert is essential. In addition to daily data, we provide a comprehensive look at long-term trends with hydrological data Danube and Danube basin data, giving you insights into how water levels are evolving.

Why Choose DanubeAlert?

With DanubeAlert, you get direct access to the latest hydrological data and water level data for the Danube River, no matter where you are. Our app is perfect for anyone who needs real-time water level monitoring and water level monitoring, whether you're involved in transport, agriculture, or just want to stay informed about real-time water levels.

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Romania: Danube Water Levels Today

Danube Water Levels Today - Real-Time Monitoring (Data provided by afdj)

City Rkm Water Level (cm) Variation Measured Temperature (°C) Date and Time 24H 48H 72H 96H 120H Forecast Update Date
Baziaș 1072 550 -10 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Bechet 679 196 -3 1.5 2026-01-23 203 200 193 183 173 2026-01-22
Brăila 170 231 6 1.5 2026-01-23 224 227 230 232 233 2026-01-22
Calafat 795 147 -9 1.3 2026-01-23 155 144 132 121 114 2026-01-22
Călărași 370 130 4 1 2026-01-23 130 135 137 137 134 2026-01-22
Cernavodă 300 130 6 1.5 2026-01-23 129 134 138 139 137 2026-01-22
Cetate 811 204 -4 1.3 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Corabia 630 146 -2 1.5 2026-01-23 150 149 144 135 126 2026-01-22
Drencova 1015 954 2 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Drobeta Turnu Severin 931 690 0 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Galați 150 229 6 1.5 2026-01-23 224 226 229 230 231 2026-01-22
Giurgiu 493 146 2 1.5 2026-01-23 147 149 149 145 138 2026-01-22
Gruia 851 176 6 1.5 2026-01-23 221 209 194 185 184 2026-01-22
Hârșova 253 201 6 1.5 2026-01-23 199 203 207 209 208 2026-01-22
Isaccea 103 180 7 1.5 2026-01-23 172 173 175 177 178 2026-01-22
Moldova Veche 1048 690 -8 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Oltenița 430 160 3 1.3 2026-01-23 161 165 165 164 159 2026-01-22
Orșova 954 2500 0 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Rast 738 168 -8 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Sulina 0 81 3 1.5 2026-01-23 0 0 0 0 0 2026-01-22
Tulcea 71 145 7 1.5 2026-01-23 137 138 139 141 142 2026-01-22
Turnu Măgurele 597 158 -1 1.7 2026-01-23 157 162 158 151 143 2026-01-22
Zimnicea 554 202 -2 1.5 2026-01-23 203 207 205 198 190 2026-01-22

Danube River Water Level in Romania - Hydrological Forecast (Data provided by danubeportal)

City Fairway Rkm Date and Time Water Level (cm) Country
Agigea Canal Dunăre-Marea Neagră 1 2026-01-23 09:00:00 726 Romania
Baziaș Dunărea 1072 2026-01-23 05:00:00 550 Romania
Bechet Dunărea 679 2026-01-23 05:00:00 196 Romania
Brăila Dunărea 169 2026-01-23 05:00:00 231 Romania
Calafat Dunărea 795 2026-01-23 05:00:00 147 Romania
Călărași Borcea 94 2026-01-23 05:00:00 130 Romania
Cernavodă Dunărea 298 2026-01-23 05:00:00 130 Romania
Cernavodă Canal Canal Dunăre-Marea Neagră 60 2026-01-23 09:00:00 566 Romania
Cernavodă SPC Aval Canal Dunăre-Marea Neagră 59 2026-01-23 09:00:00 721 Romania
Cetate Dunărea 811 2026-01-23 05:00:00 204 Romania
Corabia Dunărea 630 2026-01-23 05:00:00 146 Romania
Drencova Dunărea 1015 2026-01-23 05:00:00 954 Romania
Drobeta Turnu Severin Dunărea 931 2026-01-23 05:00:00 690 Romania
Galați Dunărea 150 2026-01-23 05:00:00 229 Romania
Giurgiu Dunărea 493 2026-01-23 05:00:00 146 Romania
Gruia Dunărea 851 2026-01-23 05:00:00 176 Romania
Hârșova Dunărea 252 2026-01-23 05:00:00 201 Romania
Isaccea Dunărea 103 2026-01-23 05:00:00 180 Romania
Luminița Canal Luminița 4 2025-07-07 10:00:00 167 Romania
Medgidia Canal Dunăre-Marea Neagră 37 2026-01-23 09:00:00 720 Romania
Moldova Veche Dunărea 1048 2026-01-23 05:00:00 690 Romania
Murfatlar Canal Dunăre-Marea Neagră 24 2026-01-23 09:00:00 710 Romania
Năvodari Canal Poarta Albă-Midia Năvodari 1 2026-01-23 09:00:00 149 Romania
Oltenița Dunărea 430 2026-01-23 05:00:00 160 Romania
Orșova Dunărea 954 2026-01-23 05:00:00 2500 Romania
Ovidiu Canal Poarta Albă-Midia Năvodari 12 2026-01-23 09:00:00 718 Romania
Rast Dunărea 738 2026-01-23 05:00:00 168 Romania
Sulina Dunărea 0 2026-01-23 05:00:00 81 Romania
Tulcea Dunărea 71 2026-01-23 05:00:00 145 Romania
Turnu Măgurele Dunărea 597 2026-01-23 05:00:00 158 Romania
Zimnicea Dunărea 554 2026-01-23 05:00:00 202 Romania

Hydrological Bulletins (Data provided by hidro.ro)

Buletin hidrologic informativ pentru 2026-01-23

Data: 2026-01-23

Situația hidrologică pe râuri și Dunăre în intervalul 22.01.2026 ora 07.00 – 23.01.2026 ora 07.00

RÂURI
Debitele au fost în general staționare, exceptând râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Bega, Timiș, Bârzava, Moravița, Caraș, Nera, Cerna, Jiu, Vedea, Argeş, Ialomița, bazinul inferior al Oltului şi cele din Dobrogea unde vor fi în creştere, datorită precipitațiilor lichide prognozate, cedării apei din stratul de zăpadă, evoluției formaținilor de gheață şi propagării.
Debitele se situează în general la valori sub mediile multianuale lunare, cu coeficienți moduli cuprinși între 30-90%, mai mari (în jurul și peste 100% din acestea) pe râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Prahova, bazinele superioare ale Jiului, Argeșului și Trotușului, bazinul mijlociu și inferior al Buzӑului, pe cursul superior al Prutului, pe unii afluenți din bazinul superior al Oltului și din bazinul inferior al Bistriței și mai mici (sub 30%) pe râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Crasna, Barcău, Crișul Negru, Bega, Moravița, Bârlad și unii afluenți ai Prutului.
Formațiunile de gheață (gheață la maluri, pod de gheață, năboi, sloiuri și zăpor) existente vor fi în restrângere şi diminuare, exceptând râurile din bazinele Siret şi Prut unde vor se vor menține fără modificări importatne.
Se situează peste COTA DE ATENȚIE râul Dâmbovița la stația hidrometrică Dragomireşti (200+12)-jud. IF.

DUNĂRE
Debitul la intrarea în țară (secțiunea Baziaș) în intervalul 22 – 23.01.2026 a fost în scădere, având valoarea de 4500 m3/s, sub media multianuală a lunii ianuarie (5400 m3/s).
În aval de Porţile de Fier debitele au fost în scădere pe sectoarele Gruia – Calafat și Tr. Măgurele – Zimnicea, în creștere pe sectoarele Bechet – Corabia și Giurgiu – Galați și relativ staționare pe sectorul Isaccea– Tulcea.

Prognoza hidrologică pe râuri și Dunăre în intervalul 23.01.2026 ora 07.00 – 24.01.2026 ora 07.00

RÂURI
Debitele vor fi în general staționare, exceptând râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Bega, Timiș, Bârzava, Moravița, Caraș, Nera, Cerna, Jiu, Vedea, Argeş, Ialomița, bazinul inferior al Oltului şi cele din Dobrogea unde vor fi în creştere, datorită precipitațiilor lichide prognozate, cedării apei din stratul de zăpadă, evoluției formaținilor de gheață şi propagării.
Formațiunile de gheață (gheață la maluri, pod de gheață, năboi, sloiuri și zăpor) existente vor fi în restrângere, diminuare și eliminare.
Sunt posibile creșteri izolate de niveluri și debite pe şi unele râuri mici din restul țării, datorită precipitațiilor lichide prognozate, cedării apei din stratul de zăpadă, evoluției fenomenelor de gheață și propagării.
Se va situa in jurul COTEI DE ATENȚIE râul Dâmbovița la stația hidrometrică Dragomireşti (200)-jud. IF.

DUNĂRE
Debitul la intrarea în țară (secțiunea Baziaș) va fi în scădere (4300 m3/s).
În aval de Porțile de Fier debitele vor fi în scădere pe sectorul Gruia – Corabia şi în creștere pe sectorul Tr. Măgurele – Tulcea.

 

Buletin hidrologic informativ pentru 2026-01-22

Data: 2026-01-22

Situația hidrologică pe râuri și Dunăre în intervalul 21.01.2026 ora 07.00 – 22.01.2026 ora 07.00

RÂURI
Debitele au fost în general staționare, exceptând râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Vişeu, Iza, Tur, Someş (exceptând Someșul Mic), Barcău, Crișuri, Bega, Timiș, Bârzava, Moravița, Caraș, Nera, Cerna şi bazinul superior al Mureşului, unde au fost în ușoară scădere.
Pe cursul mijlociu și inferior al Mureșului debitele au fost în ușoară creștere prin propagare.
Debitele se situează în general la valori sub mediile multianuale lunare, cu coeficienți moduli cuprinși între 30-90%, mai mari (în jurul și peste 100% din acestea) pe râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Prahova, bazinele superioare ale Jiului, Argeșului și Trotușului, bazinul mijlociu și inferior al Buzӑului, pe cursul superior al Prutului, pe unii afluenți din bazinul superior al Oltului și din bazinul inferior al Bistriței și mai mici (sub 30%) pe râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Crasna, Barcău, Crișul Negru, Bega, Moravița, Bârlad și unii afluenți ai Prutului.
Formațiunile de gheață (gheață la maluri, pod de gheață, năboi, sloiuri și zăpor) existente vor fi în extindere și intensificare în jumătatea de nord a țării și se vor menține fără modificări importante pe râurile din sudul țării.
Se situează peste COTA DE ATENȚIE râul Dâmbovița la stația hidrometrică Dragomireşti (200+3)-jud. IF.

DUNĂRE
Debitul la intrarea în țară (secțiunea Baziaș) în intervalul 21 – 22.01.2026 a fost în scădere, având valoarea de 4600 m3/s, sub media multianuală a lunii ianuarie (5400 m3/s).
În aval de Porţile de Fier debitele au fost în scădere pe sectoarele Gruia – Corabia și Brăila – Tulcea, în creștere pe sectorul Tr. Măgurele – Cernavodă și staționare pe sectorul Hârșova – Vadu Oii.

Prognoza hidrologică pe râuri și Dunăre în intervalul 22.01.2026 ora 07.00 – 23.01.2026 ora 07.00

RÂURI
Debitele vor fi în general staționare, exceptând râurile din bazinele hidrografice: Vişeu, Iza, Tur, Someş (exceptând Someșul Mic), Barcău, Crișul Repede, Crișul Negru, Mureş, Bega, Timiș, Bârzava, Moravița, Caraș, Nera, Cerna, unde vor fi în ușoară scădere.
Formațiunile de gheață (gheață la maluri, pod de gheață, năboi, sloiuri și zăpor) existente se vor menține fără modificări importante pe râurile din jumătatea de nord a țării și vor fi în restrângere, diminuare și eliminare pe râurile din sudul țării.
Sunt posibile creșteri izolate de niveluri și debite pe unele râuri mici din sudul și sud-estul țării, datorită precipitațiilor lichide prognozate, cedării apei din stratul de zăpadă, evoluției fenomenelor de gheață și propagării.
Nivelurile pe râuri la stațiile hidrometrice se vor situa sub COTELE DE ATENȚIE.

DUNĂRE
Debitul la intrarea în țară (secțiunea Baziaș) va fi în scădere (4500 m3/s).
În aval de Porțile de Fier debitele vor fi în scădere pe sectorul Gruia – Tr. Măgurele, în creștere pe sectorul Zimnicea – Vadu Oii şi staționare pe sectorul Brăila – Tulcea.

 

Danube Water Levels Today in Romania: Real-Time Monitoring and Hydrological Forecast 2026

The Danube River flows through Romania for approximately 1,075 kilometers, making it the longest stretch of the river in any single country. This vital waterway enters Romania at Baziaș, near the border with Serbia, and exits at the Black Sea through the Danube Delta, one of Europe's most important wetlands and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Monitoring Danube water levels today, Danube River levels, and current Danube water levels in Romania is essential for navigation safety, flood prevention, and environmental protection. In 2026, real-time water level monitoring and hydrological data Danube provide daily updated data through modern hydrometric stations. Danube water level forecast for 2026 helps predict future conditions, while flood warnings Danube and hydrological forecasts are automatically issued when water levels exceed safety thresholds.

Along its Romanian course, the Danube passes through numerous important cities and industrial centers. Key urban areas include Drobeta Turnu Severin, Orșova, Calafat, Corabia, Turnu Măgurele, Zimnicea, Giurgiu, Oltenița, Călărași, Brăila, Galați, Tulcea, and Sulina. Each of these cities relies on the river for transportation, water supply, and economic activities, making accurate water level monitoring, real-time Danube level tracking, and flood alert systems essential for safety and planning. Hydrometric stations throughout Romania continuously measure river levels, providing critical data for flood warnings and navigation safety.

Romania's Danube sector features significant infrastructure including the Iron Gates I and II hydroelectric dams, which are among the largest on the Danube. The Iron Gates I, completed in 1972, created a reservoir that extends over 150 kilometers upstream. The river also includes several navigation locks and channels, particularly in the Danube-Black Sea Canal system near Cernavodă, which connects the Danube to the Black Sea and significantly reduces shipping distances. These structures require constant monitoring of water levels to ensure safe passage and prevent flooding in downstream areas.

Historical Significance of the Danube in Romania

The Danube has played a crucial role in Romania's history for thousands of years. Ancient civilizations, including the Dacians and Romans, recognized the strategic importance of this waterway. The Romans built the famous Trajan's Bridge near Drobeta Turnu Severin in 103-105 AD, one of the longest bridges in the ancient world, demonstrating the river's importance as a military and commercial route.

Throughout the Middle Ages, the Danube served as a natural border and trade route, with numerous fortresses and trading posts established along its banks. Cities like Giurgiu and Brăila became important commercial centers, facilitating trade between Central Europe and the Ottoman Empire. The river also witnessed significant historical events, including battles and diplomatic negotiations that shaped the region's political landscape.

In modern times, the Danube continues to be vital for Romania's economy and infrastructure. The construction of the Iron Gates dams in the 20th century represented major engineering achievements, while the Danube-Black Sea Canal project further enhanced the river's commercial importance. Today, the Danube remains a symbol of Romania's connection to Europe and its role as a gateway between East and West.

Tourism and Natural Attractions Along the Romanian Danube

The Danube Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Romania's most spectacular natural attractions. Covering over 5,000 square kilometers, this unique ecosystem is home to over 300 species of birds and numerous fish species. Visitors can explore the delta by boat, observing the rich biodiversity and traditional fishing villages. The delta's labyrinth of channels, lakes, and reed beds creates a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.

The Iron Gates Gorge, where the Danube cuts through the Carpathian Mountains, offers breathtaking scenery and numerous recreational opportunities. The area features hiking trails, boat tours, and historical sites including the famous Decebalus statue, the largest rock sculpture in Europe. The region between Drobeta Turnu Severin and Orșova is particularly popular for its dramatic landscapes and cultural heritage.

River cruises along the Romanian Danube have become increasingly popular, offering travelers the opportunity to experience the country's natural beauty and historical sites. Cities like Galați, Brăila, and Tulcea serve as important ports for Danube cruises, connecting Romania with other European destinations. The combination of natural beauty, historical significance, and modern infrastructure makes the Romanian Danube a premier destination for river tourism in Europe.

Danube Water Levels Today: Real-Time Monitoring and Hydrological Forecast 2026

Water level monitoring along the Romanian Danube is crucial due to seasonal variations, flood risks, and navigation requirements. In 2026, Danube water levels today, current Danube water levels, and Danube river levels today are essential information for residents and businesses. The river experiences significant fluctuations throughout the year, with higher Danube water levels typically occurring during spring and early summer due to snowmelt from the Alps and Carpathians, and lower Danube river level during late summer and autumn. Danube water level forecast for 2026 and hydrological forecast Danube help predict future conditions, while accurate real-time Danube river water levels, daily level measurements, and comprehensive monitoring systems help authorities manage flood risks, ensure safe navigation, and support agricultural and industrial water needs. Flood warnings Danube and hydrological forecasts are automatically issued when water levels exceed safety thresholds. Real-time hydrological data and hydrological data Danube are essential for planning and safety. Many people ask "is the Danube river low right now" - our monitoring systems provide answers to such questions about water levels on the Danube.

The Lowest Daily Clearance (LDC) and Highest Daily Clearance (HDC) levels are critical thresholds that determine navigation safety and flood risk assessment. When water levels drop below LDC, navigation becomes dangerous or impossible for certain vessels, while levels exceeding HDC indicate high flood risk. Monitoring stations throughout Romania's Danube section provide essential data for environmental protection, navigation safety, and flood management, making them vital for both local communities and national infrastructure planning.

For residents, businesses, and authorities in Romania, staying informed about Danube water levels in 2026 is critical. Hydrological data Danube and real-time hydrological data are essential for planning and safety. DanubeAlert.com is the only application that sends personalized alerts for Danube water levels in Romania. Our modern monitoring platforms provide real-time updates on river conditions, historical data analysis, and personalized alerts for specific locations. Whether you need information about current water levels, flood warnings, or navigation conditions, our comprehensive monitoring systems ensure you have access to accurate, up-to-date information about the Danube River in Romania for 2026. These systems help protect lives, property, and economic activities along one of Europe's most important waterways.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Danube in Romania

How long is the Danube River in Romania?

The Danube flows through Romania for approximately 1,075 kilometers, making it the longest stretch of the river in any single country. This represents about one-third of the Danube's total length from source to sea.

What are the main cities along the Romanian Danube?

Key cities include Drobeta Turnu Severin, Orșova, Calafat, Corabia, Turnu Măgurele, Zimnicea, Giurgiu, Oltenița, Călărași, Brăila, Galați, Tulcea, and Sulina. Each city has historical and economic significance related to the river.

Why is water level monitoring important on the Romanian Danube?

Water level monitoring is essential for navigation safety, flood prevention, and environmental protection. The river experiences significant seasonal variations, and accurate monitoring helps protect communities, support commercial navigation, and manage water resources effectively.

What is the Danube Delta and why is it important?

The Danube Delta is a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering over 5,000 square kilometers where the Danube meets the Black Sea. It's one of Europe's most important wetlands, home to over 300 bird species and numerous fish species, making it a critical ecosystem for biodiversity conservation.

What are the Iron Gates dams?

The Iron Gates I and II are major hydroelectric dams on the Danube, completed in 1972 and 1984 respectively. They are among the largest on the Danube and created reservoirs that significantly altered the river's flow patterns while generating substantial hydroelectric power.

How can I monitor Danube water levels in Romania?

DanubeAlert.com is the only application that sends personalized alerts for Danube water levels in Romania. Our modern monitoring platforms provide real-time updates on Danube water levels throughout Romania. These systems offer daily measurements, historical data, flood warnings, and personalized alerts for specific locations, helping residents and businesses stay informed about river conditions. To receive personalized alerts about Danube water levels, create a free account on DanubeAlert.com and configure alerts for the cities that interest you.

How can I receive alerts about Danube water levels?

Create a free account on DanubeAlert.com to receive personalized alerts about Danube water levels. After creating your account, you can configure alerts for any city on the Danube, setting personalized thresholds for water levels. You will receive notifications when water levels reach your set thresholds, allowing you to always stay informed about river conditions in the cities that interest you.

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