Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
Check Nam puts local water levels on the map
A Thai public dashboard gathers water levels, rainfall, upstream flows and sea-tide information by district, with data it says is updated every 10 minutes.
- For
- Residents tracking water conditions near home
- Worth noticing
- The map distinguishes station readings from flood boundaries and marks levels above 100% of a station’s bank height.
Field notes
The dashboard lets users select a district or place a home pin, with the page stating that the location stays on the device. Its map uses station readings and labels areas more than 12 km from a station with diagonal hatching, noting that those colors are estimates from farther stations. The page attributes observed water and rainfall data to government monitoring sources, while labeling Open-Meteo forecasts as model results rather than measurements.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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