Thrissur district · Irrigation · Wadakkanchery basin · report 01 Nov 2026, 11:00 IST
Storage
68.0%
Previous 68.0%
Water level
57.77 m (189.5 ft)
FRL 62.48 m (205.0 ft)
Spillway release
0.0 cumecs
Latest report
Rain forecast
30 mm
Next 72h 44 mm
Rate of rise(derived)
+0.01 m / 24 h
Downstream exposure
The downstream reach and local body list for Vazhani have not been transcribed from a District Disaster Management Plan yet, so none are shown.
District control room: 1077 / 0487-2362424
No rule curve (seasonal guide curve) is published for Vazhani in a form this platform can verify, so none is shown. Where an operating curve is published — as for Idukki after the 2018 floods — it is plotted against actual storage instead of being estimated.
Vazhani is at yellow alert with storage at 72%, down from 73%, and the water level at 58.25 m versus the 62.48 m FRL; spill is 3.13 cumecs. Light rain—1.4 mm in the past 24 hours and only 0.4 mm forecast next 24 hours/3.5 mm over 72 hours—is limiting further rise, with flood risk 28 and landslide risk 6; the next alert would be triggered if the reservoir rises to the authority’s orange-alert threshold, which is not provided.
CH₄ from flooded land × GWP-100 (27), age-adjusted
Western Ghats forest sink, 60% forest cover assumed
≈ 40 indicative credits/yr
vs CEA grid 0.716 kg CO₂/kWh, 35% capacity factor
Net catchment balance: Not enough data/yr (forest + sediment sinks minus reservoir methane)
Estimate, not a measurement — built from IPCC 2019 Flooded Lands factors and public dam data. Kerala does not publish measured reservoir emissions. Credits shown are indicative, not registered. How this is calculated