River Severn level at Gloucester
Latest at 6:30am on 10 February
- Height
- 3.77m
- Trend
- Steady
- State
- High
Normal range 0.44m to 3.20m
Height in metres over the last 5 days and up to 36 hour forecast
Information:
This station includes an automated model. The highest level in the model is 3.89m on 10 February at 6:30am. Read more about how we forecast river levels.
Levels that are very low or below zero are normal for some stations.
How levels here could affect nearby areas
- 4.92m
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Water reaches the highest level recorded at this measuring station (23 July 2007)
- 4.70m
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Historical event: Flooding on A38 Tewkesbury Road at Norton
- 4.50m
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Historical event: Flooding on the railway line along the A40 at Over
- 4.30m
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Historical event: Flooding on A38 at Longford
- 4.20m
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Historical event: Flooding to properties on Sandhurst Lane
- 3.80m
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Historical event: Flooding on A417 at Maisemore
- 3.77m
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Latest level
- 3.70m (level exceeded)
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Flood warning issued: River Severn at Sandhurst and Maisemore
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Property flooding is possible above this level
- 3.20m (level exceeded)
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Top of normal range. Low-lying land flooding possible above this level. One or more flood alerts may be issued.
Flooding might not happen again at the same historical levels. This may be because flood management schemes are now in place.