River Sheaf level at Sheffield Centenary Works

Latest at 12:30am on 6 July

• Height: 0m
• Trend: Steady
• State: Low

Normal range -0.01m to 0.90m

Height in metres over the last 5 days

Levels that are very low or below zero are normal for some stations.

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How levels here could affect nearby areas

• 2.95m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on Buttermere Close, Norton Hammer
• 2.30m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on Woodseats Road, Sheffield
• 2.17m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on Broadfield Road, Sheffield
• 2.00m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties at Myrtle Bridge, Sheffield
• 2.00m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on Saxon Road, Sheffield
• 1.85m:
  Water reaches the highest level recorded at this measuring station (20 October 2023)
• 1.71m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on Broadfield Road, Sheffield
• 1.71m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on Coniston Road, Sheffield
• 1.71m:
  Historical event: Flooding to properties on London Road, Sheffield
• 1.50m:
  Property flooding is possible above this level
• 0.95m:
  Low-lying land flooding possible above this level. One or more flood alerts may be issued.
• 0.90m:
  Top of normal range
• 0m:
  Latest level

Flooding might not happen again at the same historical levels. This may be because flood management schemes are now in place.

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