River Tees at Low Moor
Is the River Tees level at the Low Moor station in Low Dinsdale, as of our last update, at 04:00 Feb 24.
The River Tees has been TRENDING UP over the last 3 hour period.
15m+0.005m
60m+0.017m
180m+0.030m
Recent Trends
15m+0.005m
60m+0.017m
180m+0.030m
Low Moor - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Low Dinsdale at the Low Moor station?
The maximum on record for the Low Moor station in Low Dinsdale on the River Tees is 6.324m, which was at 17:15 Jun 04 2000.
The maximum on record for the Low Moor station in Low Dinsdale on the River Tees is 6.324m, which was at 17:15 Jun 04 2000.
Local Information
Nearby Flood Warnings
None
Station Data Information
Station overseen (meaning either provided, or regulated) by: The Environment Agency
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