FloodNet.com connects river gauges, rainfall data, and local flood reports into one live picture of flood conditions near you.
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What Floodnet Does
Connects river gauges, rainfall data, and street-level flood reports into one live picture of flood conditions.
How stage and flow readings work, and how to read a gauge chart before a storm.
Rainfall totals and intensity — the upstream numbers that predict downstream water.
Crowd-reported ponding and road flooding that gauges alone never catch.
Layered maps that put gauges, rain, and reports on the same view of your area.
Action, minor, moderate, major — what each flood stage actually means for you.
Past flood crests and how today's readings compare to the events people remember.
How Floodnet Works
River stages, rainfall totals, and street reports stream in from public sources and local contributors.
Readings are placed on one map so you can see how upstream rain becomes downstream water.
When a gauge you follow crosses a threshold, you hear about it while there is still time to act.
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Floodnet — The flood monitoring network Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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Public river gauges, precipitation networks, and on-the-ground reports — the same raw sources emergency managers watch, gathered into one view.
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