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Schils, Flums (inflow) – Discharge

This station shows Discharge in an inflow to Lake Walen. It describes the incoming river, not conditions in the lake itself.

Current discharge

0.1m³/s→

Measurement time:

Current context

Largely stable over the last 24 hours.

What does this change mean?

“Largely stable” means the flow has changed by less than 5% from about 24 hours earlier. If the comparison value is zero, any increase counts as a change.

We compare values at the same station at two points in time. If no suitably timed comparison value exists, we omit that statement. An unchanged value does not mean a seasonal normal or an all-clear. Changes below the displayed precision are also described as stable.

Past 30 days at a glance

Very low
0.1 m³/s
0.8 m³/s

Median of available daily means: 0.3 m³/s · 30 days in the comparison window.

The current individual value is compared with available daily means from the last 30 complete days, using Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) for day boundaries. Min. and max. refer to daily means, not individual peaks. A day counts when values exist; gaps can affect its mean. For model series, this compares model values. “High” refers to this short window, not an official danger level or a seasonal normal.

Source

Schils, Flums (inflow)

Inflow to the lake: this value describes the river, not the lake level.

Direkter Walensee-Zufluss bei Flums (Kanton SG, Station Nr. 183764)

Measurement time: Nov 7, 2026, 1:30 PM

Kanton St. Gallen (AWE) – hydrodaten.sg.ch ↗

Change across the visible readings

0.0 m³/s

10/31 – 11/07

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Question about a reading →

Over the past 24 hours the value ranged between 0.1 m³/s and 0.1 m³/s and stayed largely stable.

Based on 49 available values from Nov 6, 2026, 1:30 PM to Nov 7, 2026, 1:30 PM (Swiss local time). The range describes stored values, not necessarily every peak that occurred.

Understanding readings at Schils, Flums (inflow)

Discharge in m³/s is the volume passing a cross-section each second. It is neither current speed nor water depth. Compare the same station over time; the difference between two stations alone is not a measurement of intervening inflow.

Check the time and source first, then the chart and unit. Missing or disrupted readings cannot support a reliable current assessment. A short comparison describes recent changes, not flood probability. Follow official warnings and local instructions for safety decisions.

Station information

Lake
Lake Walen
Location
Flums
Canton
SG
Measured quantities
Water level, Discharge, Water temperature
Station number
183764
Coordinates
47.0954, 9.3376
Source
Kanton St. Gallen (AWE) / BAFU