Will Wellawaya flood in the next hour?

Wellawaya flood risk right now: Normal. This is an estimate based on the Wellawaya gauge on the Kirindi Oya (4.5 km away), which read 4.6 ft as of Tue, 27 Oct, 2:02 am (Sri Lanka time). In the next hour the Kirindi Oya at Wellawaya should stay about the same. This is a forecast for the river, not an official warning, and streets can flood before the river reaches a flood mark.

How is the flood risk for Wellawaya worked out?

From the nearest river gauge ({gauge}, 4.5 km away), recent and expected rain, the gauge's forecast and any official warning. It is an estimate for the town, not an official warning, and streets can flood before the river reaches a flood mark.

Where does this come from and how often does it update?

River readings come from the Department of Irrigation's gauges, roughly once an hour, and this page checks for new ones every minute. This site is independent and not an official warning service: follow the Disaster Management Centre and call 117 in an emergency.

Is Wellawaya flooding?

Wellawaya, Monaragala

Wellawaya flood risk right now: Normal. This is an estimate based on the Wellawaya gauge on the Kirindi Oya (4.5 km away), which read 4.6 ft as of Tue, 27 Oct, 2:02 am (Sri Lanka time).

Reading at 2:02 am · 43 min ago

Normal

4.6 ft

Next hour

River steady

Next 24 hours

No flooding expected today

Experimental estimate. There is no river gauge in Wellawaya; this uses Wellawaya, 4.5 km away, plus rain at the town and official warnings.

Details

How this estimate works

· Starts from the river gauge's own level and forecast, the same as the gauge page.
· Heavy rain here (50 mm in 6 hours or 100 mm in 24 hours) raises it by one step, never more.
· Your own street level, if you set one, and official warnings can raise it further.
· It never says flooding is happening: only a measurement can show that.

Why

Kirindi Oya is well below flood levels and no heavy rain is expected

Your river

Wellawaya

Kirindi Oya · 4.5 km away

Normal4.6 ft2:02 am

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Is Wellawaya flooding now?: Wellawaya flood risk right now: Normal. This is an estimate based on the Wellawaya gauge on the Kirindi Oya (4.5 km away), which read 4.6 ft as of Tue, 27 Oct, 2:02 am (Sri Lanka time).
Will Wellawaya flood in the next hour?: Wellawaya flood risk right now: Normal. This is an estimate based on the Wellawaya gauge on the Kirindi Oya (4.5 km away), which read 4.6 ft as of Tue, 27 Oct, 2:02 am (Sri Lanka time). In the next hour the Kirindi Oya at Wellawaya should stay about the same. This is a forecast for the river, not an official warning, and streets can flood before the river reaches a flood mark.
How is the flood risk for Wellawaya worked out?: From the nearest river gauge ({gauge}, 4.5 km away), recent and expected rain, the gauge's forecast and any official warning. It is an estimate for the town, not an official warning, and streets can flood before the river reaches a flood mark.
Where does this come from and how often does it update?: River readings come from the Department of Irrigation's gauges, roughly once an hour, and this page checks for new ones every minute. This site is independent and not an official warning service: follow the Disaster Management Centre and call 117 in an emergency.

Kirindi Oya · Sources: Department of Irrigation gauges, Open-Meteo rain, Disaster Management Centre warnings.