River Blackwater (Munster) level at Killavullen

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River StoryMonday 12th of October 2026 at 2:15pm

The level is higher than earlier.

At Killavullen, the latest level is 1.29 m. That is 0.02 m higher than the reading recorded about six hours earlier. The latest reading was recorded 25 minutes ago.

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River Levels uses a fixed sentence template filled only with recorded facts for this station. No generative AI, prediction, flood-risk inference or normal-range classification is used.

Latest observation: Monday 12th of October 2026 at 2:15pm · 25 minutes ago
Level comparison: Compared with the recorded observation 360 minutes earlier. This is separate from the estimated trend.
Estimated trend: Supplied with the latest observation and estimated from 5 recent readings over 60 minutes. Those inputs may differ from the readings available in the chart. It is not a forecast or a flood assessment.
Source: Office of Public Works

Recent reading · 25 minutes ago

Latest reading: Monday 12th of October 2026 at 2:15pm

Water level: 1.29m
More information about the water level
This is the level at this measuring station. Levels at different stations may use different reference points, so do not compare them directly.
Estimated trend: Little change
More information about the estimated trend
Supplied with the latest observation and estimated from 5 recent readings over 60 minutes. Those inputs may differ from the readings available in the chart. It is not a forecast or a flood assessment.

Readings are provisional and may be revised. Source: Office of Public Works (CC BY 4.0).

Recorded river levels

The chart covers a rolling seven-day history window from Monday 5th of October 2026 at 2:40pm to Monday 12th of October 2026 at 2:40pm. All times are local to Ireland.

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The vertical scale adjusts to show changes. It does not mark a normal range or flood level. Readings are provisional and may be revised. This chart does not show whether flooding is expected.

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How water levels are measured and explained

Local weather

The five-day forecast cannot be published right now. River-level readings and any valid official warnings remain available.

How does this compare?

Explore this gauge’s own recorded history. These levels are context, not flood thresholds.

Latest reported level

1.29 m

12 Oct 2026 · 2:15pm

Some published annual peaks exceed the OPW reference high. These source records differ; the reference high may be revised.

Highest level in the OPW reference: 6.15m · Sunday 2nd of November 1980
Median flood level in the Office of Public Works record: 4.33m
Latest reported level: 1.29m · Monday 12th of October 2026 at 2:15pm

Historical references are not flood thresholds or forecasts. This reading was received recently. It does not show whether an area is flood-safe. The Office of Public Works marked this reading as having a measurement or transmission problem. The value may be wrong.

About the levels and source data

Period comparisons use published annual peaks dated within your selection. Gaps may exist; these are not complete calendar-year or rolling-period maxima.

The highest recorded level may be revised. The median flood level is a statistical reference in the Office of Public Works dataset. Neither is the level where nearby flooding starts, and neither predicts whether flooding will happen again. Read about the source data.

Annual records captured on Friday 28th of August 2026. Year choices list years with a published peak. OPW annual peaks refer to hydrological years; filtering their dates does not reconstruct a complete calendar-year record. Unchecked values are marked when selected.

View past high water levels

The readings below are the highest annual water levels in the available Office of Public Works record for this station. The record contains 70 annual readings from 1956 to 2024.

Past high levels do not show when flooding starts

These are readings at this measuring station. They are not matched to flooding nearby and must not be used as flood thresholds or predictions. The Office of Public Works marks at least one of the readings below as unchecked, so it may contain errors or be revised.

6.20m: Annual high water levelSunday 2nd of November 1980 — unchecked OPW record
5.54m: Annual high water levelWednesday 30th of December 2015 — unchecked OPW record
5.45m: Annual high water levelSaturday 22nd of October 1988 — unchecked OPW record
5.30m: Annual high water levelThursday 9th of March 1995 — unchecked OPW record
5.28m: Annual high water levelFriday 20th of November 2009 — unchecked OPW record

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Nearby flood reports

The Office of Public Works report shows recorded flood events within 2.5 kilometres of this station.

Event locations are approximate. A nearby event is not necessarily connected to this gauge. Where a same-day station reading is shown, it is context only and is not a matched flood-impact level.

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Past-event names © Office of Public Works, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, and shown unchanged. The same-day comparison and rounded gauge levels are River Levels context derived from OPW hydrometric data licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Historical records are not a forecast or warning. An area can still flood even if no past event is listed.

How to read station levels

What does the metre number mean?

It is the water level measured against this station’s reference point, not the depth of the river.

Can I compare different stations?

Not directly. Stations can use different reference points.

Does a reading predict flooding?

No. A station reading is not a flood warning or an all-clear.

How water levels are measured and explained

Weather warnings across Ireland

Official warning information is unavailable

Warning freshness is unknown. This is not an all-clear.

Local warning matching is unreviewed. Any warnings listed below are from the last validated Ireland-wide snapshot and may not apply here.

Check current official warnings on Met Éireann.

About the warning data

Warning data is Copyright Met Éireann and published under CC BY 4.0. Warning content is unmodified.

Met Éireann does not accept liability for errors, omissions, availability, loss or damage arising from use. Read about Met Éireann open data.

Met Éireann warning information last validated on Monday 12th of October 2026 at 1:05pm

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Recent water-level readings for River Blackwater (Munster) at Killavullen
Recorded	Water level
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 2:15pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 2:00pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 1:45pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 1:30pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 1:15pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 1:00pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 12:45pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 12:30pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 12:15pm	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 11:45am	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 11:30am	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 11:15am	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 11:00am	1.29m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 10:45am	1.28m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 10:30am	1.28m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 10:15am	1.28m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 10:00am	1.28m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 9:45am	1.28m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 9:30am	1.27m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 9:15am	1.27m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 9:00am	1.27m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 8:45am	1.27m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 8:30am	1.27m
Monday 12th of October 2026 at 8:15am	1.27m