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HYDROLOGICAL REPORT

It's predicted to be a stormy winter. Is your home flood-ready?

Hydrological modeling from the Environment Agency indicates river catchment basins across the Severn and Thames valleys face peak inundation risks as saturated soil levels hit seasonal records.
It's predicted to be a stormy winter. Is your home flood-ready?
Thames catchment monitoring station recording elevated river stages

Long-range seasonal forecasting indicates an unprecedented series of Atlantic low-pressure troughs tracking toward northwestern Europe over the coming three months, creating heightened flood risks for low-lying urban areas.

Hydrologists emphasize that saturated water tables from early autumn rain have left river systems with zero absorption buffer, meaning standard rainfall volumes could trigger rapid out-of-bank events.

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