Victoria Falls in August
Short answer: In August, Victoria Falls averages about 693 m³/s, 19% of the March peak (low water). Over 2005-2024 daily flow in August ranged from 405 to 1,037 m³/s.
Low water: 19% of peak
Peak flow usually runs from March to May (the model peaks slightly early). At high water the spray hides much of the falls; at low water (October to December) the Zambian side can be almost dry, but you can swim in Devil's Pool.
All months
| Month | Flow (share of peak) | Average m³/s | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 42% | 1,517 | Medium |
| February | 86% | 3,117 | High water |
| March | 100% | 3,626 | High water |
| April | 79% | 2,872 | High water |
| May | 41% | 1,485 | Medium |
| June | 28% | 998 | Low water |
| July | 22% | 815 | Low water |
| August | 19% | 693 | Low water |
| September | 17% | 611 | Low water |
| October | 15% | 544 | Low water |
| November | 14% | 502 | Low water |
| December | 16% | 577 | Low water |
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Is Victoria Falls worth visiting in August?
In August, Victoria Falls averages about 693 m³/s, 19% of the March peak (low water). Over 2005-2024 daily flow in August ranged from 405 to 1,037 m³/s. Peak flow usually runs from March to May (the model peaks slightly early). At high water the spray hides much of the falls; at low water (October to December) the Zambian side can be almost dry, but you can swim in Devil's Pool.