River Severn level at Worcester (Barbourne)
Latest at 12:30pm on 29 March
- Height
- 4.19m
- Trend
- Rising
- State
- High
Height in metres over the last 5 days
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- 5.79m
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Water reaches the highest level recorded at this measuring station (recorded on 26 February 2020)
- 5.45m
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Historical event: Flooding on A449 North Quay
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Historical event: Flooding on A44 New Road
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Historical event: Flooding on Hylton Road Gyratory
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Historical event: Flooding on Tybridge St from sewer surcharge
- 5.40m
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Historical event: Flooding to Lyttleton Street
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Historical event: Flooding to North Parade
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Historical event: Flooding to Severn Terrace
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Historical event: Flooding to Stephenson Road
- 5.25m
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Historical event: Flooding on Croft Road
- 5.00m
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Historical event: Flooding on King Stephen’s Mount
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Historical event: Flooding on Newport Street through drains
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Historical event: Flooding on Park View Terrace
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Historical event: Flooding on The Butts and King Stephen’s Mount
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Historical event: Flooding to properties at Hawford Wood
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Historical event: Flooding to properties in Bevere
- 4.75m
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Historical event: Flooding to properties on Pitchcroft Lane
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Historical event: Flooding to properties on Waterwork Road
- 4.70m
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Property flooding is possible above this level. One or more flood warnings may be issued
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Historical event: Flooding at upstream end of The Pitchcroft
- 4.50m
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Historical event: Flooding on Hylton Road from surface water
- 4.19m
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Latest level
- 3.35m (level exceeded)
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Low lying land flooding is possible above this level. One or more flood alerts may be issued
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This is the top of the normal range
Flooding might not happen again at the same historical levels. This may be because flood management schemes are now in place.