River Levels

Welton Beck GS Monitoring Station

 

Current River Level: 18.918m, steady

Below normal for this location

Current level recorded at 6:15am, Monday 22nd October BST
(5:15am, Monday 22nd October GMT)

Change from previous measurement: 0.000m
(recorded at 6:15am, Sunday 21st October BST)

The normal level of the Welton Beck GS Monitoring Station in average weather conditions is between 18.92m and 19.09m. It has been between these levels for at least 151 days in the past year.

The usual range of the Welton Beck GS Monitoring Station in more extreme weather conditions is between 18.94m and 19.09m. It has been between these levels for 90% of the time since monitoring began.

  • Monitoring Station: Welton Beck GS
  • Environment Agency Location ID: E27511
  • Watercourse:
  • Operational Area: Lower Witham
  • Catchment Area: Witham
  • UK Hydrometric Area: Witham and Steeping
  • Environment Agency Region: Anglian
  • Nearest Town/Village: Welton
  • Local Authority: West Lindsey
  • Ceremonial County: Lincolnshire

Nearby Monitoring Locations

There are no other monitored rivers nearby
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Nearby Flood Warning Locations

Barlings Eau and Duckpool Catchwater
Barlings Eau and Tributaries from Langworth to Short Ferry and Duckpool Catchwater from Gautby to Stixwould. Tributaries may also affect Welton, Dunholme, and Scothern

No current or recent warnings.

Welton Beck in Welton and Dunholme
Areas near the Welton Beck in Welton and Dunholme

No current or recent warnings.

Barlings Eau in Langworth
Langworth including the Main Street and Scothern Lane

No current or recent warnings.

Fossdyke Canal at Burton Waters
Fossdyke Canal at Burton Waters

No current or recent warnings.

Low Barlings and the Short Ferry Area
Areas near the Barlings Eau and River Witham in the Low Barlings and Short Ferry Area

No current or recent warnings.

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Past Week

Long Term

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