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Abstract : One of the most significant areas where realistic solutions have been put into place to minimise harm is flood management. In this research project, we are creating an IoTenabled adaptive AI technique for effective fluid management. Floods in Kerala, India, have recently seriously damaged the environment, infrastructure, and population. Various IoT devices gathered information on temperature, precipitation rates, and other variables. This study uses a real-time flood visualisation technology to provide an information system for flood monitoring. A system is constructed by first creating two systems: a client system comprised of hardware for detecting floods and a server system comprised of software for monitoring floods and distributing the collected data. All of the information on the flood in Kerala is compiled and split in halves, with the first set serving as training data and the second as test data. The suggested hybrid model is trained using six different machine learning models, and it achieves a maximum accuracy of 99.64%. We were able to prevent losses because to the system’s seamless design. Research reveals that the client of the flood detection system may deliver real-time data on flood levels, weather conditions, and temperatures. Additionally, data from client systems can be collected by flood monitoring information systems and stored in MySQL.