RiverAware News

Two people stand in knee-deep flood waters on a town road, with fencing, trees, electrical lines, and a red bridge in the background.

July 2, 2025 / Ken Picard at Seven Days

RiverAware, developed after Tropical Storm Irene, uses real-time data from a national network of gauges so people know when it's time to seek higher ground.

Still from a WCAX3 news story showing a hand holding up a mobile phone which is showing the map view on the RiverAware mobile app.

June 2, 2025 / Adam Sullivan at WCAX3

A Bethel-based engineering company has built a smartphone app that tracks water levels across the country.

A promotional image showing four screenshots from the RiverAware mobile app with matching captions below each image describing the respective app feature: color-coded maps, real-time data, custom flood alerts, and watch list.

May 2025 / Synoptic Data

Whether you’re kayaking, fishing, or monitoring conditions near your home, RiverAware and Synoptic are providing the information needed to stay ahead of rapidly changing conditions.

A hand holding up a mobile phone showing the map view on the RiverAware mobile app. A laptop is open in the background with a USGS hydrograph visible.

February 17, 2025 / Tim Calabro at White River Valley Herald

Bethel Company first consumer product, RiverAware, allows users to track water levels, receive personalized flood alerts and share real-time data.

July 25, 2025 / Alexis Crandall at NBC5

RiverAware, developed after Tropical Storm Irene, uses real-time data from a national network of gauges so people know when it's time to seek higher ground.

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Flash floods have taken lives and upended communities across the country over the past week. Lives have been lost. Families are without homes. Roads and rivers have been reshaped. Grief and uncertainty are still unfolding. Here are three trusted, lo
Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the devastating floods in Texas. Lives have been claimed and families have lost homes, communities and loved ones. In this time of grief we would like to honor the memories of those lost, the strength of the
“We’re entering a phase in our society where it’s going to be more incumbent on people to look out for each other — and we’re trying to provide the tools to do that.” Our flood alert app, RiverAware, was just feat