Open-Meteo Flood & Rivers

Open-Meteo Flood & Rivers MCP Connector for Claude

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Predict floods before they happen: GloFAS river discharge simulations at 5km, 40 years of historical data (1984–present), and 7-month forward forecasts for disaster prevention.

3 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

Arm your AI with flood intelligence powered by the Global Flood Awareness System (GloFAS).

What you can do

  • River Discharge — Real-time simulated river discharge in m³/s at 5km resolution
  • Flood Forecast — Up to 7 months of forward river discharge predictions for early warning
  • Historical Discharge — 40+ years of reanalysis data from 1984 for trend analysis

Who is this for?

Disaster management agencies, civil engineers, flood insurance underwriters, environmental researchers, and agricultural water resource planners.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_river_discharge

Useful for flood monitoring and water resource management. Get river discharge data at 5km resolution

get_flood_forecast

Data from GloFAS covering up to 210 days of prediction. Get flood forecast up to 7 months ahead

get_historical_discharge

Get historical river discharge data (1984–present)

See how to talk to your AI agent using Open-Meteo Flood & Rivers.

What's the current river discharge near Bangkok?

🏞️ **Chao Phraya River — Bangkok** Current discharge: 1,245 m³/s 7-day trend: Rising (+15%) 30-day forecast: Peak expected at 1,890 m³/s ⚠️ Discharge trending above seasonal average. Monitor for flood risk.

Is there flood risk along the Rhine River in the next 3 months?

🌊 **Rhine River — 90-Day Flood Analysis** Current: 1,100 m³/s (normal) Month 1: Stable at 900-1,200 m³/s ✅ Month 2: Rising to 1,800 m³/s ⚠️ (spring melt) Month 3: Peak 2,400 m³/s ⚠️ (elevated risk) Spring snowmelt could elevate discharge significantly in months 2-3.

Compare Danube River discharge in 2002 vs today

📊 **Danube — Historical vs Current** 2002 flood peak: 10,370 m³/s (catastrophic) Current discharge: 2,100 m³/s (normal) 2002 was one of the worst flood events in European history, with discharge 5× above current levels.

Data comes from **GloFAS v4** (Global Flood Awareness System) by Copernicus at 5km resolution. Short-term forecasts (1-30 days) are highly reliable. Seasonal forecasts (1-7 months) indicate trends but have wider uncertainty bands.

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