I seem to recall that during previous flooding "events" there was a government website with "real time" tracking of the current river levels.

 

Sadly I can't find it or the related forum topic.

 

Anyone got a handle on its current location (if it still exists)?

 

We are awaiting the arrival of the run-off from "up-north" and would really like to know how many of the 100 sandbags currently awaiting filling will be needed.

 

This looks promising, but do read the dates on the info http://www.thaiwater.net/web/index.php/hydroinfoen/522.html

 

From the above site http://www.thaiwater.net/bmadrainage/index.php?model=bmawater

 and http://www.thaiwater.net/wl_summary.php

 

and http://www.thaiwater.net/DATA/REPORT/php/chaopraya_scada/chaopaya_scada.php?lang=en#

 EDIT Sadly it looks like this last site isn't updating

 

Even the Bangkok Canal reporting site has not worked for months now and have not been able to find it elsewhere.  The TMD Bangkok and other radars are often not being reported last few months so even looking at storms is almost impossible.   Reaction trumps preparation.

This was the klong reporting site http://203.155.220.231/Canal/

 

Following.

This would really be useful information.