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Wiese – Water level & Discharge

Wiese is measured at 2 measuring stations.

Current situation

Wiese at Basel is currently flowing at 0.9 m³/s. Compared with yesterday’s daily average (Coordinated Universal Time, UTC): fallen; currently above the 30-day median.

Discharge0.9 m³/s
Water level246.36 m a.s.l.

Reference: 30 available daily means from the last 30 complete days (Coordinated Universal Time, UTC), compared with the current individual value. Being close to the median does not describe the spread of values. Gaps can affect daily means. This is neither a seasonal normal nor an official danger level.

How this assessment is made

Reading and sourceBundesamt für Umwelt (BAFU) · 20 minutes ago

Basis of comparisonCurrent reading, previous day and available 30-day daily means from the same reference station.

CalculationSeepegel uses the highest-flowing current reference station; stations along a river are not added together.

Wiese, Basel

Measurement at this river section; other sections may differ.

Measurement time: Oct 4, 2026, 5:20 AM

Bundesamt für Umwelt (BAFU) ↗

Discharge over the last 30 days

One line per station. Differences are not a direct inflow balance: measurement times, travel times, storage, withdrawals and tributaries can affect the values.

Basel

Water level, last 30 days

One line per station. Elevation levels and local centimetre gauges are shown separately.

Basel

What has changed?

yesterday

↑Wiese, Basel: reading rose by +0.3 m³/s

2 days ago

↑Wiese, Basel: reading rose by +0.2 m³/s

3 days ago

Wiese, Basel: new weekly low (0.6 m³/s)

3 days ago

Wiese, Basel: new weekly low (0.6 m³/s)

3 days ago

Wiese, Basel: new weekly low (0.6 m³/s)

4 days ago

Wiese, Basel: new weekly low (0.6 m³/s)

Readings and stations

All recorded quantities with measurement time, data quality and official source.

Stations on the map

Each marker opens the corresponding station details.

Water knowledge

Understanding Wiese

Wiese: this overview puts the available stations and measurements in context. The exact location matters, not just the water body's name.

This overview includes 2 monitoring stations for water level and discharge. Not every station provides every measurement. Track changes at the same station, checking the timestamp, unit and source notes.

Discharge in m³/s is a volume per second, not the speed of the current. Station comparisons must account for location, measurement time and water travel time. A higher reading is neither automatically a flood warning nor an indication that the river is navigable.