Flood early warning, end to end

See the flood before it arrives.

We turn high-resolution rainfall and ensemble forecasts into probabilistic flood intelligence at catchment scale. Even under uncertainty, each warning region gets a clear, faster call, so stakeholders act decisively the moment a flood is imminent.

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the problem

The warning gap

Forecast everywhere. Warned almost nowhere.

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the proof

See real floods

Reconstructed run by run, verified against what happened.

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the science

How it works

The science, methodology & pricing.

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the product

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Live forecasts, maps & alerts for your catchments.

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Reconstructed evidence

What the pipeline would have surfaced.

We replay real flood events through RA-FEWS, cycle by cycle, and publish the limits alongside the results. These are hindcasts of events that already happened, not warnings we issued at the time.

Taquari River, Brazil · May 2024

144 h

warning already in force at the earliest archived run, peaking at 100% of members crossing the illustrative HQ2 level at Estrela

Swat River, Pakistan · Aug 2022

132 h

warning already in force at the earliest archived run, peaking at 100% of members crossing the illustrative HQ2 level at Amandara

Tana River, Kenya · Nov 2023

72 h

lead time at Garissa, with a watch 108 h out and 97.5% of members crossing the illustrative HQ2 peak

Derna, Libya · Sept 2023

132 h

lead time before the flash flood, at 100% of members crossing the illustrative HQ2 level

Read the full reconstructions

Warning measured in days, not minutes.

Every cycle re-runs the whole chain. The alert lands the moment the evidence does, not when someone next looks.

  1. The horizon opens

    Five days out, the first ensemble members put water over your threshold.

  2. Members converge

    More of the forty agree. The probability climbs, and a watch becomes justified.

  3. Your trigger is crossed

    The warning goes out per zone, with the probability attached to it.

  4. The river arrives

    By now nobody should be finding out. The work happened days ago.

How early the first signal appears depends on the storm. The horizon runs to 120 hours, and everything inside it is re-checked every cycle.

Try it on one of your catchments.

Free tier covers 48-hour forecasts and one watch zone. No credit card required.