River Levels

River Tone at Greenham

 

Current River Level: 0.227m, falling

Within the usual range for this location

Current level recorded at 5:00pm, Friday 19th April BST
(4:00pm, Friday 19th April GMT)

Change from previous measurement: -0.001m
(recorded at 5:00am, Friday 19th April BST)

The normal level of the River Tone at Greenham in average weather conditions is between 0.13m and 0.50m. It has been between these levels for at least 151 days in the past year.

The usual range of the River Tone at Greenham in more extreme weather conditions is between 0.15m and 1.30m. It has been between these levels for 90% of the time since monitoring began.

The most recent high is 1.72m, reached on Friday 14th February 2014 at 6:45pm.

The highest level ever recorded at the River Tone at Greenham is 2.20m, reached on Thursday 7th December 2000 at 8:00pm.

  • Monitoring Station: Greenham
  • Environment Agency Location ID: 52108
  • Watercourse: River Tone
  • Operational Area: Tone
  • Catchment Area: South and West Somerset
  • UK Hydrometric Area: Somerset Rivers Group
  • Environment Agency Region: South West
  • Nearest Town/Village: Stawley
  • Local Authority: Taunton Deane
  • Ceremonial County: Somerset

Nearby Monitoring Locations

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River Tone Map
Monitoring locations on nearby rivers
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Nearby Flood Warning Locations

River Tone Catchment
River Tone from Clatworthy Reservoir to Currymoor, the Hillfarrance Brook, the Halsewater Stream and other tributaries in the River Tone catchment

No current or recent warnings.

River Tone from Waterrow to Taunton
Waterrow Bridge to Silk Mills Bridge including Tracebridge, Greenham, Kittisford Mill, Wellisford, Harpford, Tonedale and Lowmoor Industrial Estates, Tone Green, Longaller and other low lying properties and roads

No current or recent warnings.

River Culm (Upper) at Culmstock and Uffculme
riverside properties and roads in Culmstock and Uffculme, including Culmstock Bridge, The Strand and the B3391 at Culmstock, and Bridge Street and Denners Way in Uffculme

No current or recent warnings.

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Long Term

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