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This free public safety directory enables citizens and municipal teams to report and monitor real-time road inundations, blocked storm culverts, and river flood hazards worldwide.
Crowdsource and view live ground-truth flood reports: impassable submerged roadways, blocked stormwater culverts, overflowing river gauges, and coastal tidal surges.
Community water depth measurements alerting motorists and emergency dispatch to impassable underpasses and road closures.
Fast ground-truth reporting of debris-choked drainage grates to mobilize municipal public works clearing crews.
Identify verified waterlogging hazards and localized flash flooding within your exact commute route or watershed.
Learn how crowdsourced waterlogging reports help keep drivers safe and assist stormwater crews.
Residents, flood wardens, and commuters report real-time localized flooding, submerged roadways, clogged storm drains, and high-water lines, providing immediate visual ground truth to neighbors and public works teams.
Never attempt to drive or walk through floodwaters ('Turn Around Don't Drown'). Just 12 inches of moving water can carry away small cars. Submit a report from a safe location to warn others.
Yes, clicking 'Incident Card' produces a vector PDF detailing the exact location, measured water depth, severity classification, and observer timestamp.
Yes, this directory is 100% free for community members, emergency responders, transit authorities, and municipal public works departments.
Reports are publicly visible immediately to alert commuters, while municipal dispatchers and local flood warden networks monitor the feed for barricade and pump deployments.
Click 'Submit Flood Report' at the top of the directory, select the hazard category, enter the street intersection, estimated water depth in inches, and submit your report.
No. For life-threatening emergencies, water rescues, or trapped individuals, call emergency services (911 / 999 / 112) immediately.