River Levels

Mersey Estuary at Fiddlers Ferry, Warrington

No current or recent warnings.

Flood Warning Area Details

Fiddlers Ferry area including the Sailing Club, The Ferry Tavern and Riverside Trading Estate are at risk of flooding from the Mersey Estuary due to high tides

Region: North West

Counties covered: Warrington

Watercourses covered: Mersey Estuary

Area covered by this alert location

The area bounded in blue on the map shows the area covered by flood alerts and warnings for Mersey Estuary at Fiddlers Ferry, Warrington.

Icons on the map show nearby level monitoring stations. They are not necessarily related to this particular flood warning area.

Other Nearby Flood Warning Locations

Mersey Estuary from Liverpool to Warrington
The Mersey Estuary area includes both sides of the estuary from Liverpool to Warrington

No current or recent warnings.

Mersey Estuary at Warrington
Areas at risk include Fiddlers Ferry, Eastford Road, Arpley Bridge, Knutsford Road, Howley, Kingsway North and Westy.

Mersey Estuary at Moss Side
The area at Moss Side Lane and Lapwing Lane are at risk of flooding from the estuary due to high tides.

No current or recent warnings.

Sankey Brook around areas of Gemini, Dallam, Bewsey, Longford, Orford, Great Sankey and Penketh
Areas at risk include properties on Alder and Hall Lane. Also Winwick Quay, Longford, Hawleys Business Park, Orford, Callands, Bewsey. Also parts of Penketh and Sankey Bridges South of the A562 and A57 and Gatewarth Industrial Estate

No current or recent warnings.

Areas Closest to Sankey Brook at Sankey Bridges
Areas at risk include Liverpool Road from Kent Road to Beaufort Street, Rostherne Close, Evelyn Street and Huntley Street.

No current or recent warnings.

Wider area at risk from Sankey Brook at Sankey Bridges
Areas at risk include the Sankey Recreation ground, Samuel St, Booth St, Dale Close, Bond Close and parts of Hepherd St and Marina Avenue

No current or recent warnings.

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