River levels; other inland waterways

[JClarkes]

Lake Shannon you mean?

Is it that bad already.

 

[Bobobolinsky]

Strong Stream Advice is currently in force on the River Great Ouse between Earith and Bedford.

Locks are closed to navigation and in use for flood relief - ie gates are open at both ends.

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/riverlevels/120732.aspx?stationId=6180

The Ouse Washes are err.... awash, doubles my journey to work and going round by A14, took 1.5 hours for a normal 25 minute journey last night

I hate the A14!

 

[SimonA]

Levels a lot lower on the Great Ouse at Buckden today. Mill road is now passable.

 

[mikemanor]

ooh can just see the top of my boat in your picture Simon. We were down today to check her out - all ok, and then got over the bridge to Godmanchester. Still very high in Bedford though where the whole of the flood meadow is....well... flooded

 

[SimonA]

ooh can just see the top of my boat in your picture Simon. We were down today to check her out - all ok, and then got over the bridge to Godmanchester. Still very high in Bedford though where the whole of the flood meadow is....well... flooded

Which is yours? Mine is very easy to spot as it's an olive green coloured JGM Madeira. Went down yesterday with the intention of putting the heater under the engine, but couldn't get through the flood water. Went back today and the heater is now on.

Levels on the Nene still very high here in Higham Ferrers.

 

[mikemanor]

Simon, mine is "Grumpy Bear Too", the Viking 26 Widebeam, first boat in on E pontoon. Centre of your pic behind the maroon narrowboat.
www.grumpybeartoo.org.uk

 

[macnorton]

Here we go again,Anglian rivers on the way up again?

 

[teddington_lock]

Here we go again,Angling rivers on the way up again?

I think all the rivers are rising , not just the ones with fishermen on.