The FOEN measures the current water levels of Swiss lakes, makes predictions and informs the public.

The water levels of over 175 natural lakes and reservoirs in Switzerland depend on various influential factors. In addition to long-term climate change, precipitation, water withdrawals and inflow and discharge capacities play important roles in the short term. However, the water levels are especially influenced by lake regulation. All large Swiss lakes are regulated, except for Lake Constance and Lake Walensee.
The FOEN measures the current water levels of Swiss lakes, makes predictions and publishes flood warnings.
Seeregulierung - Hintergrundinformationen zu den Seeregulierungen
Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE: Electricity statistics - water levels of reservoirs
Actual flood risk in Switzerland - Flood alert map for rivers and lakes of national interest
Bodensee-Plattform - Hochwasservorhersage für den Bodensee
Cantone TI: OASI - Idrologia - Water level data of Lago Maggiore
Further information
Last modification 07.03.2025