FloodAlert Waterlevel Alerts

FloodAlert Waterlevel Alerts

SOBOS GmbH
4.3
Weather
100,000+ Downloads

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What the record shows

Water-level warnings for places that matter to you

FloodAlert Waterlevel Alerts is a specialist weather app for people who need to follow rivers, streams and flood risk more closely than a standard forecast allows. It monitors readings from more than 30,000 measuring points across the USA and Europe, helping residents, travellers, property owners and anyone responsible for local safety keep watch on nearby water levels.

Set alerts around rising water

You can choose measuring stations and set water-level thresholds for notifications. That makes the app useful for checking a home area, a route, a riverside business or another location where changing conditions need attention. The app combines current readings with historical charts, so you can see whether a level is stable, rising or part of a longer pattern.

  • Follow water levels from a broad network of measuring points.
  • Create alerts based on selected water-level limits.
  • Use rain radar to compare incoming precipitation with local river conditions.
  • Review historical data and export information as CSV.

Useful information when conditions change

The app is built around monitoring rather than general weather browsing. A rain map can add context to a rising reading, while the included official action guidance provides practical steps for responding during a flood emergency. Pro features extend notifications through SMS and email, which may suit users who need additional ways to receive warnings.

A tested utility with a clear audience

With a 4.26 rating from 1,029 reviews and 100,000+ installs, FloodAlert has a substantial user history for a focused safety tool. It is developed by SOBOS GmbH and belongs in the Weather category, though its purpose is narrower and more practical than a typical forecast app: track water, define limits and act on changing conditions.