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Lake Geneva — Water balance

Current discharge at the inflow and outflow stations included here. Their difference is a partial balance, not a measure of the entire lake.

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Measured water balance

Updated 13 minutes ago

Inflow154.6m³/sRhône, Porte du Scex (inflow)
Lake Geneva+29.3m³/s net
Outflow125.3m³/sRhône, Genève (outflow)
Measured inflows exceed outflowsSnapshot of the recorded inflows and outflows
+2.53 million m³/dayThat's roughly 1,012 Olympic swimming pools per day.

How to read the water balance: the difference compares only the inflows and outflows recorded here, in cubic metres per second. A positive value means these stations record more inflow than outflow; a negative value means the opposite. Not all tributaries are included, and rain on the lake, evaporation and groundwater are also missing. This value alone therefore shows neither the lake's full volume change nor a reliable water-level trend.

Rain and inflow

How Rhône, Porte du Scex (Zufluss) responds to rainfall over the last 30 days.

  • Rain
  • Rhône, Porte du Scex (Zufluss)

How to read: the bars show daily precipitation in the catchment (mm, left axis), the line the largest measured tributary (right axis). This shows whether and how quickly the lake responds to rain – inflow usually follows precipitation with some delay.

Stations on the map