Nepal flood monitor
Everest Market's Flood Monitor maps river stations across Nepal and colours each one Safe, Warning or Danger, so you can see at a glance whether rivers near you are rising. It uses live gauge readings from the government's BIPAD Portal, and daily river-flow forecasts from the GloFAS flood model when BIPAD can't be reached.
What you can do
- Map of river stations across Nepal
- Colour-coded Safe, Warning and Danger levels
- Filter stations by district
- See how far each station is from you
- 7-day river-flow forecasts from GloFAS when BIPAD is offline
How to use it
- 1Open Everest Market and go to More → Flood Monitor.
- 2Pick your district or browse the map.
- 3Tap a station to see its level and details.
Questions
Where does the flood data come from?
Live river-gauge readings from BIPAD Portal (Government of Nepal). When it can't be reached, the app shows river-flow forecasts from GloFAS (Copernicus) via Open-Meteo instead.
Is this an official flood warning?
No. Always follow official warnings from the Government of Nepal and local authorities.
