Hatherley Brook at Merestones Road
Is the Hatherley Brook level at the Merestones Road station in Cheltenham, as of our last update, at 18:00 Jan 18.
The Hatherley Brook has been STEADY over the last 3 hour period.
15m=0.00m
60m=0.00m
180m+0.001m
Recent Trends
15m=0.00m
60m=0.00m
180m+0.001m
Merestones Road - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Cheltenham at the Merestones Road station?
The maximum on record for the Merestones Road station in Cheltenham on the Hatherley Brook is 2.750m, which was at 06:15 Jun 25 2007.
The maximum on record for the Merestones Road station in Cheltenham on the Hatherley Brook is 2.750m, which was at 06:15 Jun 25 2007.
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