Flow at Ruaha Park HQ July 11, 2025 Compare decline Ruaha River at Park HQ one month later than previous image. Flow at Ruaha Park HQ on June 8, 2025 For more details visit interactive GEE map on the front page of the Ruaha Flow Monitor. In the map you can remove layers and zoomContinue reading “Flow at Ruaha Park HQ July 11, 2025”
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Almost Real Time Ruaha River Flow Status
☕ Loading map… please wait Almost Real Time Ruaha River Flow Status Ruaha River Flow Monitor Tool (Remote Sensing) Flow Status Today: 0 Days of Zero Flow in 2025
Flow at Park HQ returned on December 3, 2024
Flow at Park HQ returned on December 3, 2024 Ruaha River Flow Monitor Tool (Remote Sensing) Flow Status Today: 15 Days of Zero Flow at Park HQ in 2024 Flow Returned between December 1, 2024 and December 6, 2024 Based on Landsat imagery on December 1 and December 6, 2024 water returned at the RuahaContinue reading “Flow at Park HQ returned on December 3, 2024”
Flow Returns in Ruaha at Park HQ but may dry again
Flow Returns in Ruaha at Park HQ but may dry again In the absence of sustained seasonal rains the Ruaha River at the Park HQ may dry again. Below the flow status on December 24, 2023 at the Msembe bridge is shown. Flow Returns after estimated 46 Days at Park HQ The remote rainfall dataContinue reading “Flow Returns in Ruaha at Park HQ but may dry again”
Flow Ruaha at Park HQ
Since January the Ruaha is flowing under the Msembe Bridge at the Ruaha Park Headquarter. The Ruaha dried at end of first week of November in 2013 while it has more water one month later than the current flow, suggesting an earlier date for zero flow in 2023 without interventions.
Overflow Ihefu January 21, 2023 still critically low
Overflow Ihefu January 21, 2023 still critically low Overflow Ihefu Swamp reaches Jongomero Confluence Compare the flow in the Ruaha at confuence with Jongomero River as overflow from Ihefu Swamp reached on January 16, 2023. Local Rivers sustain flow Ruaha Park HQ since December 24, 2022 With most of the run-off from the rains inContinue reading “Overflow Ihefu January 21, 2023 still critically low”