River water levels in Romania

Dipsa river level at Chiraleș

INHGA gauging station, river Dipsa, Bistrița-Năsăud County

Latest published level

-24 cm▲ +2 cm

Daily change: +2 cm (rising)

Level below the flood-defence levels

Measured on 23 Oct 2026, 06:00 (source: INHGA).

INHGA hasn't published today's reading yet; the latest level is from 23 Oct 2026, 06:00.

How the level has changed

On 23 Oct 2026, the Dipsa river stood at -24 cm at the Chiraleș station, 2 cm higher than the day before.

Compared with a week ago, the level has dropped by 48 cm.

Over the last 10 days with readings, the level ranged from -26 cm (22 Oct) to 27 cm (14 Oct), averaging 0 cm.

Today's level is close to the lowest of this period.

The level is below the flood-defence levels.

For fishing: rising water is usually murkier and fish scatter; calm spots near the bank and in bays usually work better.

vs. 7 days ago
−48 cm
Minimum
-26 cm22 Oct
Maximum
27 cm14 Oct
Average
0 cm

Level chart

Now
-24 cm
Change
↓ −51 cm
Minimum
-26 cm
22 Oct
Maximum
27 cm
14 Oct

Hover over or tap the chart to see the level on a given day.

Flood warning levels

INHGA tracks three thresholds at every station: the warning level, the flood level and the danger level. The INHGA map only shows whether the level has exceeded them, not their values in centimetres, so here we show the station's status rather than the thresholds.

Now: level below the flood-defence levels

Other stations on the Dipsa river

Viile Tecii

Fishing spots nearby

See also

Source: INHGA (hidro.ro), one reading per day, saved by RoFish. See the daily INHGA hydrological bulletin