Overall Green alert Flood for Uganda
in Uganda

Flood impact summary

Flood Uganda is expected to have a low humanitarian impact based on the magnitude and the affected population and their vulnerability.

GDACS ID: 1101630
Deaths: 3
Displaced: -
Region: Kisoro, Ntandi
Countries: Uganda
From - To 02 Sep - 04 Sep
Known identifiers for this event:

GDACS Score

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Impact Assessement as of 04-09-2022

SENDAI Indicator A N Country Location Info
death 3 Uganda Ntandi
SENDAI Indicator B N Country Location Info
affected 37 Uganda Kisoro
SENDAI Indicator C N Country Location Info
houses destroyed 8 Uganda Kisoro
houses destroyed 10 Uganda Ntandi

Satellite Observation

Satellite-based Flood extent provided by GLOFAS
Overall of the satellite-based flooded area from / to : 2022-08-26 / 2022-09-18  

Timeline of revisions

For accessing reports of previous advisories, please click on the advisory number in the table below.

IDAlert ColorPopulation affectedStart DateEnd DateSource
1 3 deaths 02 Sep 2022 04 Sep 2022 GLOFAS
2 4 deaths and 1755 displaced 09 Sep 2022 11 Sep 2022 GLOFAS

Flood polygons

This polygon (translucent blue with a blue border) is drawn by the analysts recording the flood event. It is meant to include all the areas reported as affected, by official source or the media. It does not represent the area actually under water.

Microwave flood detection

Flooded area, as detected in microwaves by the Global Flood Detection System of the JRC, based on NASA TRMM/GPM observations. This system has a rather low resolution (of 5-10km) but is not affected by clouds.
For more details, see http://www.unisdr.org/files/9622_LBNA23303ENC002.pdf.
The areas with a flood signal along the coast are an artefact of the system and should not be considered.

Optical Flood detection

Flooded area as detected in optical wavelengths by NASA/MODIS, known as "MODIS Flood Product". Data are made available by NASA GSFC Flood Mapping Project, http://oas.gsfc.nasa.gov/floodmap/index.html. Resolution of 250m, heavily affected by cloud cover.