Flood Risk · Province · Southern Region
Flood Risk in Phuket
No station overflowed the bank in the past 30 days (1 stations)
History available for this province: 9 days (since 27 Sep) · a day counts when at least one reading that day was over the bank
No gauge is over the bank right now · closest: บ้านเก็ตโฮ่, 2.76 m below the bank
Measured rainfall, last 24 h: highest ~0.5 mm at rain gauge โรงเรียนบ้านป่าครองชีพ · Latest reading 15:00
3-day rain forecast: up to ~18 mm at บ้านเก็ตโฮ่ · area average ~18 mm · Source: TMD · updated 05:35
30-Day Trend · 1 Stations · Updated
Statistics and analysis on this page are for reference only and are not an official warning.
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Water gauge map in Phuket Province
Map © OpenStreetMap
Overbank High Normal Low Critically Low Red label = how far the water has overflowed the channel · coloured dot = not overflowing (colour shows how full the channel is) · tap for details
Daily highest water level, 30 days in Phuket Province
Water above the bank (cm)
Flood risk points in Phuket Province
Sorted by number of days over the bank in 30 days-
บ้านเก็ตโฮ่คลองเก็ตโฮ · กะทู้Days over (30 d)0 daysPeak over (cm)–NowNot overflowing · 2.76 m below the bank LowRain 3 days~18 mm
About Flood Monitoring & Water Level Data
Flood risk in Phuket is analyzed from 30 days of water level history across 1 stations in the province, surfacing points that have frequently gone overbank in the past month. The system counts overbank events (water above bank) and records the maximum water-vs-bank value to rank flood risk points in Phuket.
Use this page to check flash flood risk in Phuket before travel or when drafting evacuation preparations. Stations at the top of the list are those with the highest overbank frequency in the past 30 days. The daily-maximum trend chart gives a broader view of the water situation in Phuket.
FAQ
How is flood risk in Phuket calculated?
Calculated from 30-day water level history across monitoring stations in the province. Counts overbank events (water > bank) and records maximum values. More events = higher risk.
Can this be used as an official flood warning?
No. This data is for reference only, not an official warning. Please verify with government agencies.
How often is this updated?
Data is updated several times a day, and the 30-day summary always uses the latest data.

