The latest gauge readings on the Schwechat, Triesting and Piesting, with the time of measurement and the change.
Schwechat · Baden · 255 m · catchment 181 km²
Measured today, 1:55 am · steady
Unverified raw data from the gauging station.
Schwechat · Traiskirchen · 192 m · catchment 266 km²
Measured today, 1:55 am · falling
Unverified raw data from the gauging station.
Triesting · Pottenstein · 338 m · catchment 186 km²
Measured today, 1:55 am · steady
Unverified raw data from the gauging station.
Triesting · Hirtenberg · 279 m · catchment 287 km²
Measured today, 1:55 am · falling
Unverified raw data from the gauging station.
Piesting · Ebreichsdorf · 196 m · catchment 324 km²
Measured today, 1:55 am · steady
Unverified raw data from the gauging station.
Totals in millimetres; 1 mm equals one litre per square metre. Here too: unverified raw data from the stations.
All figures come from the Hydrographic Service of the State of Lower Austria and are retrieved from its public gauge portal. We do not convert or add anything: what you see is the most recently transmitted reading with its timestamp.
These are unverified raw data. They are sent automatically by the gauging station and have not yet been checked by experts. A station can fail, freeze or be distorted by floating debris. If you base a decision on these figures, please refer to the official website.
This page does not issue warnings. Flood warnings and forecasts are the responsibility of the authorities – the state’s current water level reports and forecasts are available at noe.gv.at/wasserstand (in German). The comparison with the highest flood level recorded here only puts the current level into context; it says nothing about the coming hours.
The change (“rising”, “falling”) is the difference from the reading about three hours earlier. Differences of less than one centimetre count as steady – anything smaller would be noise, not a trend.
Source: State of Lower Austria, Hydrographic Service. Retrieved by badenliefert.at, last at 15 Nov 2026, 2:02 am.