UK Flood Warnings

High river levels on the River Thames are expected to cause flooding today. Flooding is expected on 23 February 2026 into 24 February 2026. Flooding of property and roads is expected this evening and overnight, especially in the Basmore Lane, Bolney Road and Loddon Drive areas and surrounding Lower Shiplake and Wargrave areas. River levels are high but currently falling following a period of drier weather last week. We expect river levels to continue falling over the next few days. The weather forecast is mostly dry over the next few days, with little rainfall anticipated. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Stay away from flood water - it contains hidden dangers such as open man hole covers, sewage and chemicals. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 10:00 on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are continuing to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Sydling, Sydling St. Nicholas. The groundwater level at the Dickley Down borehole is at 164.515m and is expected to remain high. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts . This message will be updated by 11:30AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase remain high. Areas that could be affected include: the area of the Ebble Valley. The groundwater level at the Down Barn borehole is at 73.612m. The levels are starting to plateau but are expected to stay high over the next few days. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:30AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Winterbourne Abbas, Winterbourne Steepleton, Martinstown, Winterbourne Monkton, Winterbourne Herringston and Winterbourne Came. The groundwater level at the Kingston Russell borehole remains at 121.43m. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. Roads may be damaged by floodwater. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 2:00PM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. The groundwater level at the Iwerne Hill Farm borehole is at 115.012m, and is expected to remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Iwerne Minster. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, please take care when driving. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. Please do not drive through floodwater as this may cause bow waves. This message will be updated by 2:00PM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels are expected to cause flooding on 23rd February 2026. River levels remain high following recent rainfall. During periods of high tide the River Nene will be unable to discharge into the sea, resulting in tide lock conditions. This is likely to lead to localised flooding of the North Bank Road, between Peterborough and Rings End. Whilst this Flood Warning is in force, the Local Authority will close North Bank Road. Diversionary routes will be put in place and further updates will be available through local media. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 5pm on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels on the River Coln may cause flooding. River levels are high but steady on the River Coln following recent rainfall. Flooding of property and roads is expected, especially nearest the River Coln in the Fossebridge and Coln St Dennis areas. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are expected to remain high and sensitive to any further rain over the coming days. We are closely monitoring the situation. Activate any flood protection products you may have. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. Stay away from flood water - it contains hidden dangers such as open manhole covers, sewage and chemicals. This message will be updated by 11:00AM on the 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to continue to cause flooding. The groundwater level at the Delcombe Wood borehole remains high at 142.273m above sea level. Flooding is expected for: Turnworth, Winterborne Stickland, Winterborne Houghton, Clenston, Whatcombe and Whitechurch. No rainfall is expected over the next couple days but another band of rain is forecast from Thursday. This will keep levels high. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. Roads may be impassable due to flood water, do not drive through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:30AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels on the River Ray may cause flooding. River levels are high on the River Ray. Further flooding of property remains possible, however is not expected over the next 48 hours. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are falling but remain sensitive to any further rain over the coming days. We are closely monitoring the situation. Consider activating any flood protection products you may have. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. Stay away from flood water - it contains hidden dangers such as open manhole covers, sewage and chemicals. This message will be updated by 11:00AM on the 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels on the River Ray may cause flooding. River levels are high on the River Ray at Islip. Further flooding of property remains possible, however is not expected over the next 48 hours. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are falling but remain sensitive to any further rain over the coming days. We are closely monitoring the situation. Consider activating any flood protection products you may have. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. Stay away from flood water - it contains hidden dangers such as open manhole covers, sewage and chemicals. This message will be updated by 11:00AM on the 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Hindon. The groundwater level at the Terraces borehole remains high at 117.326m. Levels are starting to plateau but further rainfall is forecast towards the end of this week, may keep levels high. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. Roads may be impassable due to flood water, do not drive through floodwater. This message will be updated by 10:45AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels are expected to continue to cause flooding on 23rd February 2026. River levels remain high following recent rainfall. The Whittlesey Wash flood storage reservoir is being operated to protect nearby communities from flooding. Levels in the flood storage reservoir remain high and there is continued flooding of the B1040 road. Whilst the Flood Warning is in force, the Local Authority may close the B1040 for safety reasons. Diversionary routes will be put in place and further updates will be available through local media. We are closely monitoring the situation. Refer to the local authority website for road closures. This message will be updated by 5pm on 24th February 2026, or as the situation changes.

Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Lower Allen Vale including New Town, Witchampton. The groundwater level at Woodyates borehole is 105.317m, there is further rainfall expected this week from Thursday which may lead to levels rising again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. Roads may have become damaged by floodwater. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We will continue to monitor the situation closely. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 1:00 PM on 2nd March 2026.

Groundwater levels in West Dorset have begun to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Hooke, Toller Whelme and Toller Porcorum. The groundwater level at the Dickley Down borehole is 164.515m, further rainfall over from Thursday may cause levels to rise again by the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. Roads may have become damaged by floodwater. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We will continue to monitor the situation closely. This message will be updated by 11:00 on 2nd March 2026.

Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Pimperne Brook at Pimperne. The groundwater level at Iwerne Hill Farm borehole is 115.012m, further rainfall is expected from Thursday, which may cause levels to rise again over the weekend. Flooding of roads and some properties, especially basements is expected. Residents should continue to keep any property resilience measures such as pumps, flood barriers and air brick covers deployed. Further rainfall is forecast throughout the week which may see levels rise again. We are closely monitoring the situation. Keep up to date with groundwater levels on the 'Check for Flooding' site on gov.uk. Please take care and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high due to recent rainfall and the high groundwater. Flooding is expected. The areas of Britford that are most at risk include Lower Road and Church Lane. The forecast is for a drier start to the week with further rainfall forecast from Thursday. We will continue to monitor the situation . Please continue to use any flood protection products you may have and act on your flood plan if you have one. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. This message will be updated by 3:30PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high due to the recent rainfall and high groundwater. Flooding is expected at locations in Britford, Charlton All Saints, Downton and Fordingbridge in close proximity to the River Avon. The forecast is for a drier start to the week before further rain from Thursday. We will continue to monitor the situation. Please continue to use any flood protection products you may have and act on your flood plan if you have one. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. This message will be updated by 3:30PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

The River Tone level at Currymoor pumping station is 7.36m and gradually falling. Water will enter Currymoor via Hookbridge spillway whilst above 7.45m. The drain level at Currymoor pumping station is 7.12m and gradually falling. Cutts Road and New Road remain closed. The A361 is now open after Athelney spillway has stopped running. Road closure information available here www.somerset.gov.uk/roads-travel-and-parking/emergency-road-closure-gates. We are pumping at Northmoor and Saltmoor and have additional mobile pumps at both stations. Pumping at Currymoor has resumed and will continue as river levels allow. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected. We are monitoring the situation closely and checking flood banks, spillways and sluices. Please do not drive through flood water. This message will be updated by 1pm on 23/02/2026, or as the situation changes.

The River Yeo level is 8.13m and has stabilised having peaked in response to recent rainfall. The drain level at Huish Episcopi Pumping Station is 8.37m and stable. Flooding affects the Langport to Muchelney road when this drain level exceeds 7.3m, the Muchelney to Long Load road above 7.86m, the Muchelney to Thorney road above 7.93m and the Muchelney to Drayton road above 8.8m. Property flooding is possible above 8.35m. For the latest river and drain levels refer to https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/river-and-sea-levels. Pumping continues at Huish Episcopi. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected We continue to monitor the situation and check flood banks and spillways. Avoid driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 1pm on 24/02/2026 or as the situation changes.

The River Tone level at Currymoor pumping station is 7.36m and gradually falling. Water will enter Currymoor via Hookbridge spillway whilst above 7.45m. The drain level at Currymoor pumping station is currently 7.12m and gradually falling. Cutts Road and New Road remain closed. The A361 is now open after Athelney spillway has stopped running. For the latest levels refer to https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/river-and-sea-levels. We are pumping at Northmoor and Saltmoor and have additional mobile pumps at both stations. Pumping at Currymoor has resumed and will continue as river levels allow. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected. We are monitoring the situation closely and checking flood banks, spillways and sluices. Please avoid driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 1pm on 24/02/2026 or as the situation changes.

Water levels in Saltmoor and Northmoor remain stable today. The Northmoor Main Drain Remote is 3.7 and has fallen. The level in Currymoor is gradually falling. Athelney spillway has just stopped running into Saltmoor and Northmoor, however standing water may remain. We are pumping at Northmoor, Saltmoor and Currymoor. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected Catchments are saturated and rivers very responsive to rainfall. We are monitoring the situation and checking floodbanks and spillways. Remain aware of local water levels and weather conditions. This message will be updated by 1pm on 24/02/26 or as the situation changes.

Water levels are now slowly falling on the moors outside Langport, and the level at Westover Drain is also decreasing. However, a considerable amount of water may still remain near the River Parrett at Langport, with low lying land and roads most affected. The areas at risk include Cheapside, Whatley Mews, Parrett Close, Bow Street, Moor Park and Westover Trading Estate. Pumping operations are continuing at Westover and Huish Episcopi, and we are using the Parrett Relief Channel as river and moor water levels allow. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected. We are closely monitoring the situation, checking flood banks and spillways. Act on your flood plan if you have one. This message will be updated by 1PM on 24/02/2026, or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to the recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect Gabb Lane at Apperley and local caravan parks. Peaks: Haw Bridge peaked at 5.1m on Wednesday 18th February. Further scattered showers are forecast. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to the recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect property and roads around Mill Avon Riverside including minor roads at Tirley, Chaceley, Hasfield, Hawbridge, Lower Lode, Ashleworth, Deerhurst, Wainlode and Apperley. Peaks:- Mythe and Upper Pound river gauges peaked at 4.11m on Wednesday 18/02. Further scattered showers are forecast. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are still rising slowly in general, however levels at Stoford Cross are beginning to plateau. Areas that could be affected include: Avon Valley including Amesbury, Great Durnford, Upper Woodford, Middle Woodford and Lower Woodford. Further rainfall is expected over the next few days which may lead to levels increasing over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 12:30PM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are still rising slowly. Areas that could be affected include: Wilton. The groundwater level at Stoford Cross borehole is 73.47m, further rainfall is expected over the next few days which may see levels rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. Roads may have become damaged by floodwater. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We will continue to monitor the situation closely. This message will be updated by 12:30 PM on 25 February 2026.

Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are still rising. Areas that could be affected include: the Wylye Valley at Warminster. The groundwater level at the Tilshead borehole has risen to 99.69m. Further rainfall is expected this week may see levels rise further over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. Roads may have become damaged by floodwater. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We will continue to monitor the situation closely. This message will be updated by 12:00 PM on 25 February 2026.

Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Kingston Deverill, Monkton Deverill, Hill Deverill, Longbridge Deverill, Crockerton, Norton Bavant, Heytesbury, Corton, Upton Lovell, Boyton, Sherrington, Stockton and Bapton. The groundwater level at the Tilshead MOD borehole is at to 109.15m. Further rainfall is expected this week may see levels rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. Roads may have become damaged by floodwater. We will continue to monitor the situation closely. This message will be updated by 12:00 PM on 25 February 2026.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Flooding is expected . Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are rising. Areas that could be affected include: Chitterne. The groundwater level at the Chitterne Down borehole has risen to 102.78m, further rainfall is expected over the next few days which may lead to levels rising again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts . This message will be updated by 2:00PM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Flooding is expected . Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are still rising slowly. Areas that could be affected include: Tilshead, Orcheston, Shrewton and Berwick St James. The groundwater level at the Tilshead borehole has risen to 99.69m, further rainfall is expected this week causing levels to rise over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts . This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Cranborne Chase in West Hampshire including Rockbourne. The groundwater level at West Woodyates borehole is at 105.14m. Further rainfall this week may see levels rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remains high. Areas that could be affected include: Damerham and Martin. The groundwater level at Woodyates borehole is at 105.14m, and is expected to remain high for the next few days. Further rainfall this week may see levels rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Tarrant Gunville, Tarrant Hinton, Tarrant Monkton, Tarrant Rawston, Tarrant Launceston and Stubhampton. The groundwater level at the Rushmore borehole is at 133.34m. Further rainfall is expected this week which may cause levels to rise again over the weekend. High groundwater levels will also increase the impacts of any fluvial flooding. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:30AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Gussage St. Andrew, Gussage St Michael and Gussage All Saints. The groundwater level at the Rushmore borehole is at 133.34m. Further rainfall is expected this week which may cause levels to rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:30AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Cheetle, Long Crichel and Moor Crichel. The groundwater level at the Rushmore borehole is at 133.34m. Further rainfall is expected this week which may cause levels to rise again over the weekend. High groundwater levels will also increase the impacts of any fluvial flooding. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:30AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Pentridge and Cranborne. The groundwater level at West Woodyates borehole is at 105.14m. Further rainfall is expected this week which may see levels rise again over the weekend. High groundwater levels will also increase any fluvial flooding impacts. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, roads may have become damaged. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:30AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Monkton Up Wimborne and Wimborne St Giles. The groundwater level at West Woodyates borehole remains high at 105.14m, further rainfall is expected in the next few days, which may cause levels to rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:00AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Cranborne Chase are beginning to plateau but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Sixpenny Handley. The groundwater level at West Woodyates borehole is at 105.14m, further rainfall is expected over the next few days which may cause levels to rise again over the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:00AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset have peaked but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Bere Regis. The groundwater level at Delcombe Wood borehole is currently 142.55m, and is expected to remain high. Further rainfall is expected in the next few days which may cause levels to rise once again into the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 10:30AM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater on the Salisbury Plain remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Upper Avon Valley and the Nine Mile River. The groundwater level at Everleigh borehole is at 134.338m, and remains reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 4:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are high. Areas that could be affected include: Winterbourne Gunner, Winterbourne Dauntsey, Winterbourne Earls and Laverstock . The groundwater level at the Clarendon borehole is at 74.753m, and remains reactive to further rainfall. High groundwater levels will influence the level of the River Bourne as well, increasing the risk of fluvial flooding. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts . This message will be updated by 4:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels on the Salisbury Plain remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Aughton, Collingbourne Kingston and Collingbourne Ducis. The groundwater level at the Everleigh borehole is at 134.338m, and remains reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. Intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 3:45PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are high due to recent rainfall. Areas that could be affected include: areas around the Chilmark stream and South Wiltshire Downs. The groundwater level at The Terraces borehole is at 117.993m, and remains reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts . This message will be updated by 3:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in Salisbury Plain are high. Areas that could be affected include: Teffont and Teffont Evis. The groundwater level at The Terraces borehole is at 117.993m, the level remains reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 3:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset are high and remain reactive to further rainfall. Areas that could be affected include: Winterbourne Whitechurch, Winterbourne Kingston, Winterbourne Zelston and Newton Perverill. The groundwater level at the Delcombe Wood borehole is at 142.946m, and remains above the flood warning threshold. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 2:30PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset are high and remain reactive to further rainfall. Areas that could be affected include: Charminster and nearby areas. The groundwater level at the Dickley Down borehole is at 164.978m. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 2:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Flooding is expected as a result of high groundwater levels. Groundwater levels in West Dorset are high. Areas that could be affected include: Milton Abbas and Milborne St. Andrew. The groundwater level at the Delcombe Wood borehole is currently 142.946m, the level is starting to fall but remains reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving, both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 2:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset are beginning to fall but remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Dewlish and Chesilbourne. The groundwater level at the Doles Ash borehole is at 122.798m, levels are slowly starting to fall but remain reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Properties may experience flooding in cellars in affected areas. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving. We are closely monitoring the situation . If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts . This message will be updated by 11:15AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels are expected to cause flooding. Groundwater levels in West Dorset remain high. Areas that could be affected include: Piddletrentide, Plush, Piddlehinton, Puddletown, Tolpuddle and Affpuddle. The groundwater level at the Doles Ash borehole is currently at 122.798m, levels are slowly starting to recede but remain high and reactive to further rainfall. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Residents may experience inundation of septic tanks and sewer systems. Flooding of roads is expected, take particular care when driving. We are closely monitoring the situation. If you have a pump, make sure it is working and switched on. Think about alternative power sources in case of power cuts. This message will be updated by 11:00AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Locations most affected will be the Upper Derwent and Scarborough areas, including land around the Sea Cut at Scalby, Throxenby Beck, Old Malton, Priorpot Beck in Norton and areas in the Vale of Pickering. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water, and avoid low lying roads near rivers, which may be flooded. This message will be updated by 9:00AM on 24th February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Locations most affected include local roads and low-lying land around Stamford Bridge, Pocklington, Wressle, Wilberfoss and Elvington. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Avoid low lying roads near rivers, which may be flooded. This message will be updated by 9:00AM on 24th February 2026, or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high due to recent rainfall but are slowly starting to fall. Flooding is possible on 23 February 2026. Locations most affected will be low lying land and roads near rivers around Denham Colne, Willow Bank, Fountains Mill, Clisbys Bridge, West Drayton, Yiewsley, Poyle Trading Estate, Stanwell Mill, Staines Moor and Pound Mill (Wraysbury). We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 9am on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Areas most at risk are low-lying agricultural land and roads including Slash Lane at Sileby and the Mountsorrel to Sileby road. No significant rainfall is forecast over the next 24 hours and river levels at the Pillings Lock gauge will remain high until at least Tuesday, 24/02/2026. Avoid low lying roads near rivers, which may be flooded. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels over the next two days may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23/02/2026, following a very wet January and February. Flooding is affecting Golf Links Road and Moreton Common Road. Ditches around Fort Holiday Park will struggle to drain while river levels are high. Flooding may affect low lying land, roads, cycle tracks and footpaths close to the river. At Sandown, the river remains high and will begin to slowly fall over the next 48 hours. At Langbridge and Alverstone, no flooding impacts are expected. Over the next 3 days, virtually no rain is forecast, giving the river a chance to recover. Further rainfall is forecast on Thursday & Friday (26/02/2026 & 27/02/2026), if this affects the river, the river may rise again. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels and will ensure the river is kept free of reported blockages. This message will be updated by 18:00 on 25/02/2026 .

River levels remain high and the risk of flooding continues. Areas most at risk are low-lying agricultural land and roads including Willington, Barrow upon Trent, Swarkestone, Bargate Lane, and the access roads to Willington Meadows, the Twyford Village access road, Church Lane at Barrow, and Ingleby Lane. Light rainfall is forecast over the next 72 hours. River levels at the Willington and Shardlow Gauges remain high but are slowly dropping. We are closely monitoring the situation . Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water . This message will be updated by 09:00 tomorrow, 24/02/2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels over the next two days may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 24/02/2026 while groundwater and river levels remain elevated. Minor impact flooding may continue to affect roads through East Meon, West Meon including Lynch Lane, Shoe Lane and Church Lane, Exton and Bucks Head Hill at Meonstoke. The river may flood gardens and the Millennium Water Meadows at Wickham. River levels remain elevated but are slowly falling. From Monday (23/02/2026) to Wednesday (25/02/2026), virtually no rain is forecast, giving the river a chance to recover. Further rainfall is forecast on Thursday & Friday (26/02/2026 & 27/02/2026), if this affects the river then river levels may rise again. We are closely monitoring the situation and will ensure the river is kept free of reported blockages. This message will be updated by 18:00 on 25/02/2026 .

High river levels over the next two days may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23/02/2026, following a very wet January and February. Flooding could affect North Walls Recreation Ground and River Park. Winchester City Council have installed flood barriers at Park Avenue, River Park, and Water Lane. From Monday (23/02/2026) to Wednesday (25/02/2026), virtually no rain is forecast, giving the river a chance to recover. Further rainfall is forecast on Thursday & Friday (26/02/2026 & 27/02/2026); if this is realised the river may rise again. River levels will remain higher than normal throughout February and into March. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities including Winchester City Council regarding sluice operation. This message will be updated by 18:00 on 25/02/2026.

River levels remain high following recent rainfall. Flooding is possible on 23rd February 2026. Locations most affected will be low lying land and roads near rivers. Further rainfall is forecast today and tomorrow. Our forecasts indicate that flooding to properties isn't likely and therefore flood warnings are not expected to be issued. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Avoid low lying roads, near rivers which may be flooded. This message will be updated by 5pm on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Groundwater is high, close to the surface, but slowly rising again at the Houndean Bottom borehole. Springs will appear, water will affect fields, the recreation ground, and a small number of cellars in Denton. Only isolated showers are forecast Monday to Wednesday 25/02/2026. Groundwater should continue to fall over the next few days. On Thursday 26/02/2026 a weather front is forecast to bring widespread rainfall. There is uncertainty in rainfall amounts, and predictions may change, but it is probable that groundwater at Houndean Bottom borehole will rise again from Friday 27/02/2026 through to next week. Groundwater levels should not rise significantly higher than they have been so far this winter. Groundwater flood impacts could continue until the middle of March. Groundwater may rise for longer, if more rain falls. Weather could remain unsettled through March, although perhaps with rain less often. Take care on roads that flood (Denton Road). Ensure pumps work. We will monitor, and update this message by 18:00 27/02/2026.

Groundwater is high, close to the surface, but slowly falling again at Ladies Mile borehole. A small amount of water could appear in a few basements. Previous events suggest impacts may initially affect Old London Road, Patcham and Peacock Lane, Withdean. Only isolated showers are forecast Monday to Wednesday 25/02/2026. Groundwater should continue to fall over the next few days. On Thursday 26/02/2026 a weather front is forecast to bring widespread rainfall. There is uncertainty in rainfall amounts, and predictions may change, but it is probable that groundwater at Ladies Mile borehole will rise again from Friday 27/02/2026 through to next week, perhaps longer in Patcham village. Groundwater levels should not rise significantly higher than they have been so far this winter. Groundwater flood impacts could continue until the middle of March. Weather could remain unsettled through March, although perhaps with rain less often. Ensure pumps work. We are liaising with Brighton and Hove City Council. We will update this message by 18:00 27/02/2026.

Groundwater is high, very close to the surface, but now falling. Springs will appear, water will be in fields, small amounts of water will flow down roads, groundwater will affect the ability of the sewage network to operate in East Dean, Charlton, Singleton and West Dean, and may appear in a small number of basements. Only isolated showers are forecast Monday to Wednesday 25/02/2026, and groundwater will continue to fall. On Thursday 26/02/2026 a weather front is forecast to bring widespread rainfall. There is uncertainty in rainfall amounts, and predictions may change, but it is probable that groundwater at Lavant valley boreholes will rise again from Friday 27/02/2026 through to next week. Groundwater levels should not rise significantly higher than they have been so far this winter. Groundwater flood impacts will continue until the middle of March. Weather could remain unsettled through March, although perhaps with rain less often. Take care on roads that flood (Chilgrove, West Dean, Singleton, East Dean). Ensure pumps work. We will update this message by 18:00 27/02/2026.

Groundwater is high, very close to the surface, but slowly falling at the Compton borehole. Springs will appear, water will be in fields, and water will flow down roads, including Stoughton main road, the road from East Marden, between Cooks Lane and Barley Mow in Walderton, and the B2146 near Woodlands Lane. Groundwater will also affect a small number of cellars in Stoughton and Walderton. Only isolated showers are forecast Monday to Wednesday 25/02/2026. On Thursday 26/02/2026 a weather front is forecast to bring widespread rainfall. There is uncertainty in rainfall amounts, and predictions may change, but it is probable that groundwater at Compton borehole will rise again from Friday 27/02/2026 through to next week. Groundwater levels should not rise significantly higher than they have been so far this winter. Groundwater flood impacts will continue until the middle of March. Weather could remain unsettled through March, although perhaps with rain less often. Take care on roads that flood (Stoughton, Walderton). Ensure pumps work. We will update this message by 18:00 27/02/2026.

Groundwater levels in the Salisbury Plain have risen in response to recent rainfall. Levels are expected to plateau this week, flooding of fields and roads is still possible. Levels are reactive to further rainfall. The start of this week sees brighter and drier weather, but further rainfall is forecast from Thursday, which could see levels continue to rise. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We are closely monitoring the situation. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 11:00AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels at Torksey Gauge are rising. Areas most at risk are Church Laneham to Rampton Road. Light rainfall is forecast over the next 12 hours. River levels at Torksey Gauge will pose a flood risk around the high tide this evening on 23/02/26. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 09:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Groundwater levels in the West Dorset area have begun to plateau, but remain over the flood alert thresholds. Flooding of fields and roads is still possible. The start of this week sees brighter and drier weather, but further rainfall is forecast from Thursday, which could see levels rise again. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We are closely monitoring the situation. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 11:00AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

Groundwater levels in the Cranborne Chase area have begun to plateau, but remain over the flood alert thresholds. Flooding of fields and roads is still possible. Areas most at risk include the Iwerne and the Pimperne Brook areas. The start of this week sees brighter and drier weather, but further rainfall is forecast from Thursday, which could see levels rise again. Where groundwater is near the surface, intense rainfall will lead to surface water flooding. We are closely monitoring the situation. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 11:00AM on 2nd March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today, 23rd February 2026 may lead to flooding. This information is correct as of 15:00pm on Monday 23rd February 2026. The causeway at Sutton Gault has approximately 49cm of water on the road. The causeway at Welney has up to 70cm of water on the road. The causeway at Earith has approximately 0cm of water on the road. Due to the uneven surface of the roads, water may be deeper in places. The Environment Agency are liaising with Norfolk Highways who will decide whether to close the Welney road. For more information about the causeway at Welney, please visit the 'Welney Flood Watch' Facebook group. Please note that the content of this group does not represent the views of the Environment Agency. We are not expecting the situation to escalate, or to issue any further warning messages at this time. Further light rainfall is forecast today. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 8am tomorrow.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 February 2026 and throughout this week. River levels on the Semington Brook at Semington and the Mid Bristol Avon at Bradford-on-Avon remains steady BUT ARE STEADILY FALLING. Flooding of roads and low lying land is possible, particularly between Melksham and Bathford. The flood gates at Holt Road may be closed. We are closely monitoring the situation and will issue further alerts and warnings if required. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible , as a lot of rain (31mm) has fallen in the last week. Widespread cellar flooding and sewerage system impacts are expected to be ongoing. Groundwater levels are now stable around the level where internal ground floor flooding is expected to begin affecting a small number of properties. From Monday 23/02/2026 to Wednesday 25/02/2026, dry weather is expected. Further rain (between 15 and 25mm) is forecast in Hampshire from Thursday 26/02/2026 into Friday 27/02/2026. If heavy rain affects Hursley, groundwater levels will rise again, and ongoing flooding impacts will increase. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 02 March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible . Mostly light rain (23mm) has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels are slowly rising in all villages. Flooding is affecting cellars of properties in Nether Wallop and Pitton. Sewerage system impacts are expected to be ongoing in Pitton. In Over Wallop, ponding of water will affect gardens. In Broughton, rising river and groundwater will cause land flooding which could begin to affect property. Dry weather is expected until Wednesday 25/02/2026. Further rain (between 15 and 25mm) is forecast from Thursday 26/02/2026 into Friday 27/02/2026. From Friday 27/02/2026, cellar, road and land flooding could occur in West Tytherley. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 02 March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible , as a lot of rain (42mm) has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels at the borehole in Finchdean are relatively stable. The Idsworth and Chalton Lavants are both flowing. Road flooding is expected to be deep in all villages. Cellar flooding in Finchdean, Dean Lane End and Rowlands Castle is ongoing. Sewerage system impacts could also be possible. From Monday 23/02/2026 to Wednesday 25/02/2026, dry weather is expected. From Thursday 26/02/2026 to Friday 27/02/2026, further rain (15 to 25mm) is forecast. If heavy rain occurs, then ongoing flooding impacts will increase. Surface water flooding may occur during heavier rain events. We are closely monitoring the situation Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 02 March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible , as 31mm of rain has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels are slowly rising. Flooding is affecting cellars of a small number of properties in Twyford and Hensting. Water is flowing on Hensting Lane. From Thursday 26/02/2026, a larger number of properties in Twyford could experience cellar flooding. From Monday 23/02/2026 to Wednesday 25/02/2026, dry weather is expected. Further rain (between 15 and 25mm) is forecast from Thursday 26/02/2026 into Friday 27/02/2026. Groundwater levels are expected to continue rising slowly into March. Water could begin to flow down the main road in Twyford in the next 2 weeks if heavy rain occurs. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 02 March 2026 or as the situation changes.

The River Tone level at Currymoor pumping station is 7.36m and gradually falling. Water will enter Currymoor via Hookbridge spillway whilst above 7.45m. The drain level at Currymoor pumping station is currently 7.12m and still high from recent rainfall. Cutts Road and New Road remain closed. The A361 is now open after Athelney spillway has stopped running. For the latest levels refer to https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/river-and-sea-levels. We are pumping at Northmoor and Saltmoor and have additional mobile pumps at both stations. Pumping at Currymoor has resumed and will continue as river levels allow. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected. We are monitoring the situation closely and checking flood banks, spillways and sluices. Please avoid driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 1pm on 24/02/2026.

The River Yeo level is 8.13m and gradually falling having peaked in response to recent rainfall. The drain level at Huish Episcopi Pumping Station is 8.37m and stable. Flooding affects the Langport to Muchelney road when this drain level exceeds 7.3m, the Muchelney to Long Load road above 7.86m, the Muchelney to Thorney road above 7.93m and the Muchelney to Drayton road above 8.8m. Property flooding is possible above 8.35m. For the latest river and drain levels refer to https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/river-and-sea-levels. Pumping continues at Huish Episcopi. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected. We continue to monitor the situation and check flood banks and spillways. Avoid driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 1pm on 24/02/26 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible . Mostly light rain (22mm) has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels are slowly rising. Flooding is affecting cellars of a small number of properties in Cheriton. Septic tanks will be struggling to operate effectively. In Bramdean, properties could be affected by cellar flooding from Thursday 26/02/2026. From Monday 23/02/2026 to Wednesday 25/02/2026, dry weather is expected. From Thursday 26/02/2026 to Friday 27/02/2026, further rain (between 15 and 25mm) is forecast in Hampshire. Groundwater levels are expected to continue rising into March 2026. Increased road and cellar flooding in both villages is expected within the next week. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 02 March 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible . Mostly light rain (21mm) has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels are currently slowly falling. Flooding is affecting Springvale Road in Kings Worthy. In Martyr Worthy, Chilland and Easton, drainage ditches and culverts are full and less effective as natural flow paths are restricted. Some properties may be affected as water seeps up through floors. Footpaths near the river may be inaccessible. Dry weather is forecast until Wednesday 25/02/2026. On Thursday 26/02/2026 and Friday 27/02/2026, between 15 and 25mm of rain is forecast. If heavy rain affects the area, levels may rise again, and cellar flooding in Littleton could occur next week. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 02 March 2026 or as the situation changes.

The River Lavant remains high at Graylingwell following weeks of rain. Minor flood impacts will continue affecting fields, roads and gardens. Very little rain is forecast Monday to Wednesday but river levels will not fall far. More rain is forecast on Thursday and Friday (between 15 - 30mm) which may cause minor flooding at Sheepwash Lane, Pook Lane, the Green, and bridges across the river in East Lavant. We are operating structures in Westhampnett for the Flood Alleviation Scheme. Don't put yourself or others at risk. Avoid roads that flood (Sheepwash Lane). Report blockages to 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 20:00 on 24/02/2026.

Flooding is still possible as the river near Beggearn Huish in West Somerset remains above the flood alert threshold of 0.5m following rainfall last week. However, water levels look stable and will slowly fall. Areas most at risk include the Horner Water, Rivers Aller, Washford River and the Hawkcombe, Monksilver and Doniford Streams and tributaries. Locations most affected will be low lying land and roads near rivers. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected We are monitoring rainfall and river levels closely. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Remain aware of local water levels and weather conditions. This message will be updated by 1:00PM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels have started to slowly fall in the upper reaches of the Rivers Brue and Sheppey. Water may still be present on the moors and in the rivers downstream of Glastonbury . Flooding may affect locations near the River Brue and River Sheppey, with low lying land and roads most affected, particularly around the B3151 Glastonbury to Meare Road. Overtopping is possible from the Glastonbury Millstream and the River Brue at North Drain and Westhay. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected We continue to closely monitor the rainfall and river levels. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 1PM on 24th February 2026, or as the situation changes.

Localised flood water remains in the low-lying areas near the River Parrett estuary between Bridgwater and the coast. Low lying land and roads may be affected, particularly in areas west of the M5 to the coast, including near Chilton Trinity, Combwich and Steart. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected Catchments remain saturated. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Remain aware of local water levels and weather conditions and don’t put yourself or others at risk. This message will be updated by 1PM on 24th February2026, or as the situation changes.

Considerable water remains on the Somerset Levels and Moors. Flooding is forecast to affect locations and moors near the River Yeo, River Parrett, Kings Sedgemoor Drain and River Sowy, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected particularly around the road at the south end of Westover Trading Estate. There is a risk of flooding to properties at Westover Trading Estate at Langport. Pumping resumes at Westover pumping station and we are using the Parrett Relief Channel as river levels and water levels on the moors allow. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected We are closely monitoring the situation and Field Teams are out clearing debris screens and checking rivers for blockages. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Don’t put yourself or others at risk. This message will be updated by 1PM on 24th February 2026.

Considerable water remains on the Somerset Levels and Moors but river levels are slowly falling. Upstream catchments are saturated. As such, the risk of flooding continues. Areas most at risk include locations near the River Yeo and River Parrett, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected, particularly around the A37 south and A303 south west of Ilchester, the Ilchester to Limington road, and the road to Ilchester Meads. There is also a risk of flooding at Hainbury Mill, Ilchester. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Don’t put yourself or others at risk. This message will be updated by 1PM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Considerable water remains on the Somerset Levels and Moors but river levels are slowly falling. Upstream catchments are saturated. As such, the risk of flooding continues. Areas most at risk include locations near the River Yeo, River Parrett and River Cary, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected particularly around the Ilchester to Yeovilton road at the end of runway. Rainfall in Somerset will be light and patchy, arriving from the southwest today and continuing as occasional drizzle overnight and into Tuesday, mainly in western areas. By Wednesday, conditions look mostly dry with little to no rain expected We continue to monitor the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Remain aware of local water levels and weather conditions and don’t put yourself or others at risk. This message will be updated by 1pm on 24th February.

The Aldingbourne Rife is high following weeks of rain, but slowly falling. Minor flood impacts affecting fields, roads, and land at Riverside Caravan Centre will continue. Very little rain is forecast Monday to Wednesday but river levels will not fall far. More rain is forecast on Thursday and Friday (between 15 - 30mm), which may cause minor flooding to affect Barnham Road and Lake Lane, Barnham. The Aldingbourne Rife could rise 20cm, and may affect the car park at Tesco on Shripney Road from Thursday afternoon (26/02/2026). River levels will remain higher than normal for weeks. River levels should again begin to slowly fall by Friday evening (27/02/2026). We are clearing debris screens through Barnham. Our pumps at Felpham are running. Consider activating any flood protection products you may have. Avoid roads that flood (Barnham Road and Lake Lane). This message will be updated by 20:00 on 24/02/2026.

The River Ems is high following weeks of rain. Minor flood impacts affecting fields, Brook Meadows, rural roads, and gardens will continue. Very little rain is forecast Monday to Wednesday but river levels will not fall far. More rain is forecast on Thursday and Friday (between 15 - 30mm) which may cause isolated property flooding from Thursday afternoon (26/02/2026). River levels will remain higher than normal for weeks. Unsettled weather could continue throughout February, and therefore further periods of flood risk are possible. We are closely monitoring the situation, operating our structure at Constant Springs, and clearing debris screens. Consider activating any flood protection products you may have in Westbourne and Emsworth; flooding may occur quickly. This message will be updated by 20:00 on 24/02/2026.

This is a flood alert update. River levels remain high due to the recent rainfall and the high ground water levels. Flooding is forecast to affect locations near the River Wylye, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected, particularly around tributaries between Norton Ferris and Wilton. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. We are closely monitoring the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. People in this area should continue to monitor local water levels and weather conditions. This message will be updated by 10:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation change

This is a flood alert update. River levels are slowly dropping but remain higher than normal at the Salisbury Bourne river gauge following the recent rainfall and high groundwater levels. Flooding is still possible. Areas most at risk include tributaries between Aughton and Laverstock, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. . We will continue to monitor the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. People in this area should continue to monitor local water levels and weather conditions. This message will be updated by 10:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

This is a flood alert update. River levels have begun to plateau but continue to remain high at the Broadwey river gauge. Flooding could still affect locations near the River Wey to Radipole Lake, Preston Brook and River Jordan, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. We are closely monitoring the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high but slowly falling on parts of the Chertsey Bourne. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in areas of Chertsey close to the River Bourne. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to remain high, but continue slowly falling over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high but now falling on parts of the River Loddon. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in the Twyford area. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to continue slowly falling over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high, but slowly falling, on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in the Shiplake, Wargrave, and Lower Shiplake areas. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to continue slowly falling over the next few days. A Flood Warning for Shiplake, Lower Shiplake and Wargrave is in force. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high but slowly falling on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in the Sunbury and Molesey areas. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to continue slowly falling over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high but stable on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in the Hurley and Marlow areas. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to remain high over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high but stable on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in the Henley on Thames, Remenham and Medmenham areas. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to remain high over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High tides combined with high river flows upstream could lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is possible during high tides today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in areas between Thames Ditton and Teddington. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to slowly fall over the next few days. The next high tide is at 6:45pm on 23 February and could reach between 4.98m and 5.12m, the 2nd tide is at 6:30am on 24 February and could reach between 5.03m and 5.17m. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high but stable on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in areas between Datchet and Shepperton Green. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to remain high over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High tides combined with high river flows upstream could lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected during high tides today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in areas around Trowlock Island. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to slowly fall over the next few days. The next high tide is at 6:30pm on 23 February and could reach between 4.93m and 5.07m, the 2nd tide is at 6:15am on 24 February and could reach between 5.04m and 5.18m. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

High tides combined with high river flows upstream could lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 Feb 2026. River levels are high on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is possible during high tides today, 23 Feb 2026, especially in the Thames Ditton area. Very little rainfall is forecast over the next few days. We expect river levels to slowly fall over the next few days. The next high tide is at 7:00pm on 23 February and could reach between 5.50m and 5.64m, the 2nd tide is at 6:45am on 24 February and could reach between 5.52m and 5.66m. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 20:00 24 Feb 2026 or as the situation changes.

This is a flood alert update. River levels are dropping but remain higher than normal at the Stinsford river gauge as a result of the recent rainfall and the high groundwater. Flooding could still affect locations near the Lower Dorset Frome and the tributaries between Dorchester and Wareham, with low lying land and roads near rivers expected to be most affected. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. We will continue to monitor the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. This message will be updated by 10:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels have begun to plateau, though levels remain high in the River Avon due to the recent rainfall and the high groundwater. Locations most affected will be low lying land and roads near rivers around the tributaries between Salisbury and Ringwood. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. We will continue to monitor the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. Check local authority websites for road closures. This message will be updated by 10:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

This is a flood alert update. River levels are dropping, but remain higher than normal in the Lower Avon and responsive to further rainfall. Flooding is still possible. Areas most at risk include the tributaries between Ringwood and Christchurch. Flooding is possible as river levels react to rainfall, with low lying land and roads near rivers particularly around Ringwood Old Cottage affected. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. We will continue to monitor the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car. This message will be updated by 10:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Thames from Mapledurham to Sonning. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, especially in the Sonning area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. Levels are stabilising in the area but are expected to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Thames and its tributaries from Pangbourne to Purley. Flooding is expected to continue tonight in the Whitchurch and Pangbourne areas. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. Levels are stabilising in the area but are expected to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are closely monitoring the situation. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high at South House, Little Puddle and Briantspuddle river gauges. Flooding could still affect locations near the River Piddle, with low lying land and roads expected to be most affected, particularly around tributaries between Alton Pancras and Wareham. We will see a drier spell for the next few days until Thursday the 26th February when further rain is currently forecast. We will continue to monitor the situation. Please avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses, and do not attempt to walk, cycle or drive through flood water. People in this area should continue to monitor local water levels and weather conditions. This message will be updated by 10:00 AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Thames and its tributaries from Days Lock to Pangbourne. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected today, including in the Benson, Wallingford, Goring and Streatley areas. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. Levels are stabilising in the area but are expected to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Thames in the Abingdon area. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are expected to remain high and responsive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Thames and other watercourses in the Oxford area. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are beginning to stabilise in the area but are expected to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Thames and its tributaries from Buscot Wick down to Kings Lock, especially in the Eynsham area. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 24 February 2026. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are expected to remain high and responsive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

River levels are high on the River Thames and its tributaries from Calcutt to Lechlade. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 24 February 2026, especially in the Kempsford area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are expected to remain high and responsive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the Ginge Brook. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, including in the Steventon area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are expected to remain high and responsive to further rainfall over the next few days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Lambourn from Upper Lambourn down to Newbury. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected today, 23 February 2026, especially in the Shaw area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Kennet from Newbury down to Reading. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected today, 23 February 2026, including in the Newbury, Theale and Calcot areas. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on parts of the River Kennet and its tributaries from Berwick Bassett down to Newbury. Flooding of low lying land and roads is possible today, 23 February 2026, including in the Knighton, Hungerford and Newbury areas. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high but falling on parts of the River Pang. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, especially around Tidmarsh. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. River levels are falling and remain responsive to further rainfall. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

River levels are expected to remain high over the next few days in response to recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Locations most affected will be low lying land and roads near rivers. Flooding may affect low lying land and roads adjacent the River Severn from Tewkesbury to Gloucester. Locations that may be affected include Apperley, Maisemore, Hempstead, Minsterworth Ham and Quedgley. Severn Ham, Tewkesbury starts to fill. Peaks:- Mythe peaked at 4.07m on Friday morning 20th February, and Haw Bridge peaked at 5.06m on Friday morning 20th February. Further scattered showers are forecast over the coming days. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect low lying land and roads adjacent the River Avon from Abbotts Salford to Tewkesbury. Other locations that may be affected include Offenham, Evesham, Twyning and the Eckington Road. Mill Bank Road from Jubillee Bridge to Fladbury is impacted. Peaks: Bredon peaked at 2.7m Friday morning 20/02. Further scattered showers are forecast. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect low lying land and Squires Walk in the area of the Hatfield Brook Kempsey. Kempsey Flood Alleviation Scheme may become operational. Peaks: Kempsey Yacht Club peaked at 5.82m on Thursday evening 19/02. Further scattered showers are forecast over the coming days. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high today in response to the recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, Monday 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect low lying land & roads adjacent to the river from Highley to Tewkesbury: including Dog Lane Bewdley, Stourport, Diglis & Hylton Road towpath. Flooded drains affect the racecourse & Worcester CCG. PLP should be installed. New St Gate & Waterside gates closed at Upton upon Severn. Peaks: Diglis peaked at 3.73m on Thursday evening 19/02, Kempsey Yacht Club peaked at 5.82m on Thursday evening 19/02, and Saxons Lode peaked at 4.59m Thursday evening 19/02. Further scattered showers are forecast. We are closely monitoring the situation. Consider activating any flood protection products you may have. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on parts of the River Thame. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, including in the Thame, Stadhampton, and Dorchester areas. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the Letcombe Brook. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, especially in the areas around Wantage. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

River levels are high on the River Ray close to Islip. Flood Warnings are in force on the River Ray from the Heath Bridge area up to and including the Otmoor Basin and for the Islip area. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue in the Islip area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Cherwell. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, including areas around Lower Heyford, Kidlington and Thrupp. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Glyme. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, especially in the Woodstock area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Dikler. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, including around Bourton on the Water. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Windrush. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, including areas around Bourton on the Water, Witney, and Newbridge. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High tides combined with high river flows from upstream over the next two days may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from now and for the next few days. We expect to see high water levels around Potter Heigham, Wroxham boat yards and Ferry Road in Horning. River levels will remain high over the next couple of days due to tide locking. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Avoid using low lying footpaths which may be flooded. This message will be updated by 10:00am on Tuesday 24th February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Leach. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, including in the Lechlade-on-Thames area. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. A Flood Warning is in force for the River Coln from Fossebridge to Quennington. River levels are high on the River Coln. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, especially in the areas around Fossebridge, Coln St Dennis, and Bibury. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect river levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels may lead to flooding. River levels are high on the River Churn. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 23 February 2026, especially near Cerney Wick. The forecast is predominantly dry with some light rain. We expect levels to remain high and sensitive to further rainfall over the coming days. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid low lying footpaths and roads near rivers, which may be flooded. Go to River Levels Online for updates on current river levels. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 23 February 2026 . Flooding may affect low lying land and roads adjacent the river from Shrewsbury to Upper Arley. Locations that may be affected are White Abbey, Coalbrookdale, Ironbridge and Bridgnorth. River Severn bankfull at White Abbey, floodplain may be filling at Hayes Basin. Observed Peak:- Crew Green 5.38m this morning; Monday 23 February 2026. Predicted peaks:- Montford 4.4 to 4.8m today, Welshbridge 2.35 to 2.65m overnight into Tuesday 24 February 2026, Buildwas 3.4 to 3.8m on Tuesday 24 February 2026, Bridgnorth 2.8 to 3.2m on Tuesday 24 February 2026. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels are falling but remain high today as a result of recent heavy rainfall. Flooding remains possible on 23rd February 2026. Areas most at risk are around the River Great Ouse from Newport Pagnell to Sharnbrook. We are not expecting the situation to escalate, or to issue any further warning messages at this time. Further light rainfall is forecast today which may keep levels high. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 10:00am Tuesday 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels are falling but remain high today as a result of recent heavy rainfall in the catchment. Flooding remains possible on 23rd February 2026. Areas most at risk are around the River Great Ouse from Sharnbrook to Roxton. We are not expecting the situation to escalate, or to issue any further warning messages at this time. Further light rainfall is forecast today. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 10:00am on Tuesday 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels are falling but remain high today as a result of recent heavy rainfall in the catchment. Flooding remains possible on 23rd February 2026. Areas most at risk are around the River Great Ouse from Brampton to Earith, including Back Brook, Hall Green Brook, Parsons Drove Drain, Swavesey Drain and Wadsbys Folly. Access to properties in Berry Lane, Godmanchester may also be affected. We are not expecting the situation to escalate, or to issue any further warning messages at this time. Further light rainfall is forecast today and tomorrow which may keep levels high. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 10:00 Tuesday 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to recent rainfall. Flooding is possible today, 23rd February 2026 . Flooding may affect low lying land and roads adjacent to the river from the Welsh border at Llawnt to Shrawardine near Shrewsbury. Other locations that may be affected include Llanymynech, Maesbrook and Melverley. Roads between Maesbrook, Melverley and Pentre start to flood. Observed peak:- Llanymynech 3.96m Sunday 22 February 2026. Predicted peak:- Cae Howel 4.1m to 4.5m overnight into Wednesday 25th February 2026. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water . This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to recent rainfall. Flooding is possible on 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect low lying land and roads adjacent to the River Lugg south of Leominster from Stoke Prior to Mordiford. Other locations that may be affected include Bodenham, Lugwardine and Hampton Bishop. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

River levels remain high in response to recent rainfall. Flooding is possible on 23rd February 2026. Flooding may affect low lying land and roads adjacent to the river from Wolverley to Newport. Other locations that may be affected include Market Drayton, Wem, and Rodington. We are closely monitoring the situation. Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on 24th February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Rising groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible to low lying land, roads and properties with basements around the following areas: Petham Bourne, Alkham bourne and Nailbourne including Alkham, Temple Ewell, Elham, Barham, Bishopsbourne, Bridge, Patrixbourne and Bekesbourne. Groundwater levels in East Kent have been rising following significant rainfall during January and early February. Levels are continuing to increase in response to recent rainfall and the Nailbourne is flowing throughout. We are closely monitoring the situation, and have started operating the Littlebourne Relief Channel. Keep up to date with groundwater levels on the 'Check for Flooding' site on gov.uk . Riparian owners are reminded to keep rivers on their land clear. This message will be updated by 4:00PM on 27 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from 20/02/2026, because of a very wet January and February. Water may begin to flood into Anmore Road and could affect the sewerage network from operating efficiently. From Friday 20/02/2026 to Monday 23/02/2026, only small amounts of rain are forecast to affect Hampshire. In the next 2 weeks, flooding could affect cellars of a small number of properties in Anmore Road. Groundwater levels are expected to remain high throughout February and into March. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 26 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible as a lot of rain (31mm) has fallen in the last week. Flooding is affecting the sewer network at Penton Mewsey and the main road at Penton Grafton. Groundwater will emerge in many of the ditches and roads in most villages. In Appleshaw, cellar flooding is expected to be ongoing. Small amounts of rain are expected from Friday 20/02/2026 to Monday 23/02/2026. Groundwater levels may rise slowly over the next week. Cellar flooding at Hatherden could begin from Monday 23/02/2026. Cellar flooding at Penton Mewsey, sewerage impacts at Appleshaw and groundwater emergence into Deacon and Down Road, Kimpton could occur later next week. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . Please remove any valuables stored in cellars. This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 26 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible , as a lot of rain (46mm) has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels in Hambledon are now relatively stable. Currently, widespread cellar flooding is expected. Groundwater is infiltrating into sewers and causing issues with overflowing manholes. Fareham Road is closed, and water is flowing onto the road on the north side of East Street. From Friday 20/02/2026 to Monday 23/02/2026, small amounts of rain are forecast. Groundwater levels will remain very high for the next week, and close to the level at which road flooding on the High Street has previously begun. If the level does rise, the flood alleviation scheme should minimise this impact. We are closely monitoring the situation and liaising with Hambledon Flood Action Group. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 26 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible . 26mm of rain has been recorded in the last week. Groundwater levels in the Candovers and Old Alresford are relatively stable. Flooding is affecting the ability of septic tanks to operate effectively. In Preston Candover and Old Alresford, a small number of properties are expected to be experiencing cellar flooding. From Thursday (19/02/2026) to Sunday (22/02/2026), small amounts of rain are forecast. If heavy rain affects the area, isolated properties in Old Alresford could experience ground floor flooding next week. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible . 24mm of rain has been recorded in the last week. Groundwater levels in Kings Somborne and Little Somborne are relatively stable. Flooding is affecting cellars in a small number of properties along Winchester Road, central King's Somborne and in Little Somborne. Water in the ford off Winchester Road is very high. Today (18/02/2026), up to 20mm of rain is forecast in Hampshire. From Thursday (19/02/2026) to Sunday (22/02/2026), small amounts of rain are forecast. If heavy rain affects the area, then groundwater levels will rise again, and flooding impacts will increase. If only small amounts of rain occur, levels will begin to slowly fall. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible . 19mm of rain has been recorded in the last week. During that time, the groundwater level at Vernham Dean has risen by 2.5m. Flooding is affecting a small number of cellars in Upton. Septic tanks will also be struggling to operate properly. Today (18/02/2026), between 10 and 20mm of rain is forecast. From Thursday (19/02/2026) to Sunday (22/02/2026), small amounts of rain are forecast. Groundwater levels are beginning to stabilise, but if heavy rain affects the area, then cellar flooding and sewerage system impacts are possible in Hurstbourne Tarrant, Stoke, Vernham Dean and St Mary Bourne, towards the end of February 2026. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . Especially if you are in Upton. This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from 19/02/2026 because of a very wet beginning to 2026. Flooding could affect the ability of septic tanks to operate effectively. The River Test will be flowing in Deane and Ashe. Today (18/02/2026), up to 20mm of rain is forecast to affect Hampshire. From Thursday (19/02/2026) to Sunday (22/02/2026), small amounts of rain are forecast. Groundwater levels are expected to continue rising throughout February. It is possible that cellar flooding in Deane could occur within the next 2 weeks. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . Including pumps used to help reduce water levels. This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 25 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from 18/02/2026 because of a very wet start to 2026. On Wednesday 18/02/2026, up to 25mm of rain is forecast to impact Hampshire. If heavy rain affects Bishops Sutton, flooding could begin to affect cellars of a small number of properties. Impacts to septic tanks and flooding of roads such as the B3047 is possible. From Thursday 19/02/2026 to Saturday 21/02/2026, only small amounts of rain are forecast. Groundwater levels in Bishops Sutton should begin to stabilise after Wednesday's rain, but flood risk will continue throughout February. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible as a lot of rain (41mm) has fallen in the last week. Groundwater levels in the Meon Valley are relatively stable. Cellar flooding is expected to be ongoing in West Meon and Meonstoke. Groundwater is affecting land throughout the Meon Valley. Flooding is affecting the electricity sub station and flowing across the road at Rectory Lane, Meonstoke. Further rain (up to 25mm) is forecast on Wednesday 18/02/2026. Drier weather is expected from Thursday 19/02/2026 to Saturday 21/02/2026. If heavy rain affects the Meon Valley groundwater levels will rise again. More extensive flooding affecting Corhampton and Meonstoke could be possible later this week. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 6:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Groundwater levels are high at our Draycot borehole in the Upper Og Valley, and flooding of low-lying areas and roads is possible. We expect levels to remain high over the coming days and levels will remain sensitive to further rainfall. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. We are closely monitoring rainfall and groundwater levels. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Take particular care when driving through flood water both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on the 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible. Groundwater levels are high at our Longacre borehole in the Lambourne Valley. We expect levels to remain high over the next few weeks and levels will remain sensitive to further sustained rainfall. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed. Take particular care when driving through flood water both for your own safety and to prevent flooding to others. This message will be updated by 12:00PM on the 24 February 2026, or as the situation changes.

Rising groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible in the Upper Aldbourne Valley. Groundwater levels are currently rising at our Water Acre borehole in the Upper Aldbourne Valley. We expect levels to rise over the next few weeks in response to rain that has fallen across the area. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from 17 February 2026. Groundwater levels are currently slowly declining but remain high at our Frith Cottage borehole near the Godalming, Shackleford and Hambledon areas. Groundwater levels are above normal for this time of year, and saturated ground means groundwater may rise to a level where communities are affected by groundwater flooding if we receive additional rainfall. We expect groundwater levels to remain high over the next few weeks due to sustained rainfall across the area. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 8:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

High groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from 17 February 2026. Groundwater levels are currently slowly declining but remain high at our Frith Cottage borehole near the Haslemere and Churt areas. Groundwater levels are above normal for this time of year, and saturated ground means groundwater may rise to a level where communities are affected by groundwater flooding if we receive additional rainfall. We expect groundwater levels to remain high over the next few weeks due to sustained rainfall across the area. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 8:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Rising groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible in the Great Shefford area. Groundwater levels are currently rising at our Northfield Farm borehole in the Great Shefford area. We expect levels to rise over the next few weeks in response to rain that has fallen across the area. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 12:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.

Rising groundwater levels may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from 17 February 2026. Groundwater levels are currently rising at our Farringdon borehole near Alton. Groundwater levels are above normal for this time of year and have now reached a level where communities may be affected by groundwater flooding within the next week. We expect levels to continue rising due to sustained rainfall across the area. Due to the nature of groundwater flooding, this situation could continue for several weeks or longer. We are closely monitoring the situation . Residents are advised to prepare property resilience measures and ensure that pumps are working where they have been installed . This message will be updated by 8:00PM on 24 February 2026 or as the situation changes.