What the water is actually doing on the Danube today, at the places a river cruise ship
has to get through. Every number is a measurement that has already been taken.
Readings on this page were last measured 7 September.
The Danube at Pfelling
214 cm(measured 7 September)
▼
Over the last 72 hours: falling 9 cm.
Published An authority's published low-level mark for a stretch. It is not a requirement for your ship. for this stretch: 290 cm.
Today's reading is 76 cm below it.
The solid line is what this gauge has measured. The dashed line is the level normal
for the date (median for 2015–2026). The dotted line is the comparison line above.
Nothing here is a forecast.
Open the official projection.The official product, published by
BfG, 14-day. We link it; we do not
copy it or rescore it.
Published An authority's published low-level mark for a stretch. It is not a requirement for your ship. for this stretch: 207 cm.
Today's reading is 52 cm below it.
The solid line is what this gauge has measured. The dashed line is the level normal
for the date (median for 2015–2026). The dotted line is the comparison line above.
Nothing here is a forecast.
Open the official projection.The official product, published by
BfG, 14-day. We link it; we do not
copy it or rescore it.
We publish no comparison line for this gauge. This reading is context for the reach
rather than a figure to measure a ship against, and inventing a line to compare it
with would be worse than saying so.
The solid line is what this gauge has measured. The dashed line is the level normal
for the date (median for 2002–2026).
Nothing here is a forecast.
Open the official projection.The official product, published by
viadonau / DoRIS. We link it; we do not
copy it or rescore it.
Waterlogged’s Waterlogged's estimated level for this stretch, set from the measured record rather than from any ship's draught. In 35 years of readings, every day of the cruise season below it fell inside a disruption somebody documented at the time. It is a gauge level, not a depth under a ship, and no authority or cruise line publishes it.: 60 cm.
Today's reading is 50 cm below it.
The solid line is what this gauge has measured. The dashed line is the level normal
for the date (median for 1991–2025). The dotted line is the comparison line above.
Nothing here is a forecast.
Open the official projection.The official product, published by
OVF / OVSZ. We link it; we do not
copy it or rescore it.
It means less than a cruise line would like you to think and more than a search result will
tell you. A reading below the line we draw does not mean your cruise is cancelled, and a
reading above it is not a promise that it will sail. Only the operator decides that.
Waterlogged does not provide a future river depth forecast. The trend and the graph describe
measured moves that have already happened.
To see these gauges arranged against one particular sailing — the ports in order, the dates
you are actually on the water — start from the front page and pick your cruise line, your
cruise and your departure date.
BfG forecasts are displayed unchanged with source credit and issue time where licensed; other official forecasts are linked at their source. Nothing we display is rescored.
Data source: Wasserstraßen- und Schifffahrtsverwaltung des Bundes (WSV), PEGELONLINE — DL-DE-Zero 2.0.
API/Service Hydrometeo v3 incorporated from EuRIS (eurisportal.eu) — Free public API use; any change in how the service is offered would be evaluated with EuRIS first.
Full method, licences and the render-or-withhold decision for every feed are on the
sources page.
