River Sprint at Sprint Mill, Kendal
Is the River Sprint level at the Sprint Mill, Kendal station in Burneside, as of our last update, at 23:15 Feb 23.
The River Sprint has been FALLING RAPIDLY over the last 3 hour period.
15m-0.028m
180m-0.336m
Recent Trends
15m-0.028m
180m-0.336m
Sprint Mill, Kendal - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Burneside at the Sprint Mill, Kendal station?
The maximum on record for the Sprint Mill, Kendal station in Burneside on the River Sprint is 1.920m, which was at 18:45 Dec 05 2015.
The maximum on record for the Sprint Mill, Kendal station in Burneside on the River Sprint is 1.920m, which was at 18:45 Dec 05 2015.
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