River Ouse at Naburn Lock

A flood event for this station is defined as a period of time where the water level exceeds 6.600m. A flood event is not deemed over until the station remains below this level for 24 hours.

Note from FloodMapper: When processing this flood event, we found that the data ends on the high as described. There is no subsequent data for several days. We believe at this point this station may have: failed, the data has been lost, or otherwise could not be collected.

Flood Event: 08:45 25 Sep 2012-06:00 27 Sep 2012

This flood event began on 08:45 25 Sep 2012, lasted 45 hours, and returned below the threshold on 06:00 27 Sep 2012.

The maximum measured height reached by this station during this flood event was 4.197m, achieved at 06:00 27 Sep 2012

Daily charts during this event

2012-09-25

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We have collated approximately 2 billion records from across the UK agencies building up our flood event history. A lot of these are in raw format that we have had to compile and process. With so many values to iterate through, it is certain some are wrong. As such we do not check the underlying data. We do report inconsistencies back to the various agencies when we find them and ask them to fix them.
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