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Victoria Falls / Big Tree

The Zambezi River flows at Victoria Falls are steadily increasing with a record of fluctuation being observed, closing the period under review at 803m3/s on 14th May 2024.  The flow observed on the same date last year was 2,356m3/s.

DateFlow (m3/s)(2023/24)Flow (m3/s)(2022/23)
1-May7231,893
2-May7261,917
3-May7241,932
4-May7291,954
5-May7351,990
6-May7512,023
7-May7572,057
8-May7642,095
9-May7722,135
10-May7782,182
11-May7852,216
12-May7942,266
13-May7972,308
14-May8032,356
From: 
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
To: 
Tuesday, May 14, 2024
Lake Levels Graphic: 
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Chavuma

The Zambezi River flows at Chavuma peaked to 3,720m3/s on 10th April 2025, before decreasing to 3,259m3/s as of 14th April 2025, whilst last year on the same date it was much lower at 677m3/s.

From:
8 April 2025
To:
14 April 2025
DateFlow (m3/s)(2024/25)Flow (m3/s)(2023/24)
8-Apr3,542500
9-Apr3,682524
10-Apr3,720550
11-Apr3,670585
12-Apr3,554614
13-Apr3,423646
14-Apr3,259677
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Ngonye

Flows at Ngonye are increasing steadily, closing the period under review at 2,529m3/s as of 14th April 2025. The flow recorded last year on the same date was lower at 771m3/s.

From:
8 April 2025
To:
14 April 2025
DateFlow (m3/s)(2024/25)Flow (m3/s)(2023/24)
8-Apr2,367769
9-Apr2,389755
10-Apr2,417763
11-Apr2,451777
12-Apr2,480777
13-Apr2,513768
14-Apr2,529771
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Victoria Falls (Nana’s Farm Station)

The Zambezi River flows at Victoria Falls – Nana’s Farm Station are increasing steadily, closing the period under review at 2,126m3/s on 14th April 2025.  The flow observed on the same date last year was lower at 704m3/s.

From:
8 April 2025
To:
14 April 2025
DateFlow (m3/s)(2024/25)Flow (m3/s)(2023/24)
8-Apr2,006671
9-Apr2,015716
10-Apr2,036694
11-Apr2,063704
12-Apr2,082703
13-Apr2,099707
14-Apr2,126704
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