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Bangladesh Water Development Board
Flood Forecasting & Warning Centre
Latest
Flood situation (10 Oct 2026, 06:00 AM): 126 stations normal, 1 warning, 0 above danger level, 0 severe. Brahmaputra–Jamuna basin: 27 stations falling, 16 rising, 9 steady. Ganges–Padma basin: 15 stations falling, 7 rising, 2 steady. Meghna basin: 22 stations falling, 10 rising, 2 steady. South-Eastern Hill basin: 13 stations falling, 4 rising, 0 steady. Heavy rainfall (74.5 mm) recorded at Companyganj in the last 24 hours. Little Feni may approach danger level within 72 hours. Flash flood risk in the North-Eastern region is low for the next 72 hours. Flood situation (10 Oct 2026, 06:00 AM): 126 stations normal, 1 warning, 0 above danger level, 0 severe. Brahmaputra–Jamuna basin: 27 stations falling, 16 rising, 9 steady. Ganges–Padma basin: 15 stations falling, 7 rising, 2 steady. Meghna basin: 22 stations falling, 10 rising, 2 steady. South-Eastern Hill basin: 13 stations falling, 4 rising, 0 steady. Heavy rainfall (74.5 mm) recorded at Companyganj in the last 24 hours. Little Feni may approach danger level within 72 hours. Flash flood risk in the North-Eastern region is low for the next 72 hours.

Google Public Alert

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FFWC flood forecasts reach the public through Google Public Alerts and Flood Hub.

Google Search

Flood alerts issued by FFWC appear at the top of search results for people searching about floods in affected areas.

Google Maps

Alert areas are highlighted on Google Maps together with advice and a link to the official FFWC bulletin.

Android notifications

Android users in or near affected areas may receive flood notifications on their phones.

How it works

  1. FFWC issues forecasts and alerts in the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) format.
  2. The CAP feed is published and consumed by Google Public Alerts.
  3. Google displays the alert on Search, Maps and Android to people in the affected areas.
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