How to follow river levels
- Open the InCaseMap map in your browser: app.incasemap.com.
- In the “Weather and environment” group, turn on the “River levels” layer.
- Add weather warnings and precipitation — you will see whether the rain will go on.
- Official weather warnings are also published by meteo.lt and LRT.
A flood threatens: what to do
- It is recommended to evacuate from the flood zone.
- When leaving, turn off the water and gas valves, switch off the electricity, take documents, medicines and food; close the windows, lock the doors.
- Register with the eldership (seniūnija) — so that it is known how many people remain in the flooded area.
- If you stay at home, keep in touch with your neighbours. As the water rises, go up to the top floor or the attic.
- Need help — hang out a piece of cloth (at night — a lit lantern).
All the steps, based on PAGD — Storms and floods.
What not to do
- Do not drive or walk through a flooded road: there may be a washed-out hole under the water, and moving water can sweep a car away. Closed roads are on the road disruptions map.
- After a flood, do not touch broken wires or switch on appliances.
- Do not eat food that has been soaked in floodwater.
If you hear the message “Flood danger” or “Catastrophic flooding”, turn on LRT and follow the instructions. If an evacuation is announced — Evacuation.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I see river levels?
On the InCaseMap map: open app.incasemap.com and turn on the “River levels” layer in the “Weather and environment” group.
Does the app warn about floods?
InCaseMap sends phone alerts about storms and other situations and shows weather warnings. Official instructions come from the authorities and LRT.
What should I do when a flood threatens?
It is recommended to evacuate from the flood zone: turn off the water, gas and electricity, take documents and medicines. If you stay at home, go up to the top floor as the water rises.
Are river levels visible offline?
No, the river levels layer needs the internet.