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Danube · km 1,806.3 · SLOVAKIA

Medveďov

Historical Danube levels at Medveďov, Slovakia

LowFalling · −15 cm today

14cmlevel of the day, 5 November 2026latest reading: 8 cm▼ −58 cm in 7 days

Gauge zero: 107.42 m (Baltic)

Catchment area: 132,168 km²

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Compared with normal
24 of 24
years had more water on 5 November
Navigation threshold
−102 cm
vs LDC (116 cm)
Forecast peak
11 cm
Thu 5

Water level (cm)

05/11/2026 04:15 CET

+48h: 10 cm
07/10/2026Date06/11/2026
  • Water level (cm)
  • Forecast
  • normal for the date (previous years)
  • Older series from another gauge, converted to this gauge
  • LDC 116 cm
  • HDC 644 cm
  • Alert level 650 cm
  • Flood level 730 cm
  • Danger level 830 cm
07/10/2026 – 05/11/2026 · 24 days · Forecast 04/11/2026· Older series from another gauge, converted to this gauge · Source: national hydrological institutes

Full series: download CSV

On 5 November, the water at Medveďov is at 8 cm, 21 cm lower than yesterday. The current level is 108 cm below LDC* and 636 cm below HDC**.

* LDC: Low water level Danube Commission - the minimum acceptable level (116 cm). ** HDC: High water level Danube Commission - the maximum acceptable level (644 cm).

Next 5 days

Forecast for the next 24–120 hours. Glossary

The forecast for the next day was within 10 cm on 57% of the days in the last 90 days.

How close the forecast was over the last 90 days, on average: for the next day 14.9 cm · for the second day 23.5 cm.

The station usually reports every few hours; the latest reading came 21 hours ago. The station usually reports more often.

On the Danube, upstream and downstream

At a glance

The Medveďov gauge measures the Danube at river km 1,806.3 (Slovakia). The Danube level on 5 November 2026 is 14 cm, below the low-water mark. This is 102 cm below the low-water level LDC (116 cm). The level has fallen by 52 cm over the last 7 days. The official forecast covers 2 days: +24 h: 11 cm, +48 h: 10 cm. Compared with the same day over the past 30 years, the level on 5 November 2026 is among the lowest 5% (percentile 0). In 24 years of measurements, the highest level was 981 cm (8 June 2013) and the lowest −9 cm (26 October 2026). The largest documented flood here reached 986 cm in 2013. On the Danube, the neighbours are Gabčíkovo upstream and Nagybajcs downstream. How close the forecast was over the last 90 days, on average: for the next day 14.9 cm · for the second day 23.5 cm. Readings arrive every few hours; the latest came 21 hours ago. The station usually reports more often.

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What does today's water level mean?
The Danube level on 5 November 2026 is 14 cm, below the low-water mark. This is 102 cm below the low-water level LDC (116 cm). The level has fallen by 52 cm over the last 7 days. Readings arrive every few hours; the latest came 21 hours ago. The station usually reports more often.

Conditions

Forecast +24 h
11 cm · −3 cm vs today

Nearby gauges

Upstream on the Danube: Danube level at Gabčíkovo (12.7 km). Downstream on the Danube: Komárom (38 km). The nearest large city on the river: Bratislava water level (62.5 km).

Station map

Medveďov — 14 cmGabčíkovo — 93 cmNagybajcs — −15 cmHévízgyörk — 178 cmBörcsi szivattyútelep, belvíz — 118 cmBörcsi szivattyútelep, külvíz — 156 cmGabčíkovo — 120 cmJánošikovo — 173 cmGyirmót — 99 cmTopoľníky — 45 cmTrhová Hradská — 67 cm
Stations on the map: 11

Historical events

  • Flood · 2013(07 Jun)

    986 cmPeak

Statistics

Minimum, mean and maximum of the daily levels, with the days spent below LDC or above HDC — useful for navigation, agriculture and flood history.

Download the series (CSV)

Last 30 days

29 station-days with data

Minimum
−9cm26/10/2026
Mean
203cm
Maximum
580cm20/10/2026

19 days below LDC0 days above HDC

Last 12 months

324 station-days with data

Minimum
−9cm26/10/2026
Mean
126cm
Maximum
650cm30/07/2026

203 days below LDC7 days above HDC

Whole history (2002–2026)

9,018 station-days with data

Minimum
−9cm26/10/2026
Mean
239cm
Maximum
981cm08/06/2013

1,245 days below LDC90 days above HDC

Record high
981 cm08/06/2013
Record low
−9 cm26/10/2026

By year

By year
YearMinimumMeanMaximumdays below LDCdays above HDCstation-days with data
2026−91296501727268
2025271525861200365
202496296929212366
202324241670433365
202238180464850365
202156221658661365
202060224615470366
201962243623540365
2018−11915761140365
201727229546420365
201633249633430366
201542206610970365
201478229638210365
2013109309981312365
201211127960510365
201139213722404364
201010928478926365
200967294786338364
200873259601190364
20077926777226365
2006712968244515364
200572284717298364
200473256603240365
2003−71564991230358
200254266853188364

Monthly mean

2025-12: Mean 99 cm (27–210)9925/122026-01: Mean 46 cm (11–97)4626/012026-02: Mean 192 cm (29–517)19226/022026-03: Mean 162 cm (76–390)16226/032026-04: Mean 137 cm (64–202)13726/042026-05: Mean 97 cm (63–139)9726/052026-06: Mean 155 cm (73–321)15526/062026-07: Mean 89 cm (0–650)8926/072026-08: Mean 124 cm (0–650)12426/082026-09: Mean 57 cm (2–648)5726/092026-10: Mean 243 cm (−9–580)24326/102026-11: Mean 15 cm (1–29)1526/11

This year against the historical range

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Minimum–MaximumMean2026The band is the minimum–maximum of previous years for each calendar day; the line is the current year.

The daily series uses the first reading of each day.

Historical Danube levels at Medveďov

Historical Danube levels at Medveďov
DateWater level (cm)LDC*HDC**
14116644
29116644
93116644
56116644
66116644
20116644
14116644