Hardwick FAS Monitoring Station

Current River Level: 1.239m, falling

Within the usual range for this location

Current level recorded at 5:15am, Tuesday 16th October BST
(4:15am, Tuesday 16th October GMT)

Change from previous measurement: -0.010m
(recorded at 1:15am, Tuesday 16th October BST)

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The normal level of the Hardwick FAS Monitoring Station in average weather conditions is between 1.02m and 1.57m. It has been between these levels for at least 150 days in the past year.

The usual range of the Hardwick FAS Monitoring Station in more extreme weather conditions is between 1.03m and 1.69m. It has been between these levels for 90% of the time since monitoring began.

Monitoring Station: Hardwick FAS
Environment Agency Location ID: 1415TH
Watercourse:
Operational Area: Cherwell
Catchment Area: Cherwell and Ray
UK Hydrometric Area: Thames
Environment Agency Region: Thames

Nearest Town/Village: Bourton
Local Authority: Cherwell
Ceremonial County: Oxfordshire

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