Next phase of barriers being deployed at #Bewdley as we are going to see river #Severn levels continue to rise over the next 48hrs. Keep up to date with our daily peak levels map by following Environment Agency Midlands You can also check river levels 👉 check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/river-and-sea-…

#River #Severn at Montford, #Shropshire is first site measured today. Still 300 cumecs passing through here as river slowly falls & water moves through system. Great to meet Sarah Jackaman for a chat too & learn about how she deals so well with living next to the Severn.

River levels slowly receding in the #Wye, but we still have water heading down the #Severn from #Worcestershire to #Gloucestershire Environment Agency Midlands folk out on the ground, getting to as many communities as possible. Continue to check flood risk👉 check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk

We’ve seen the water level peaks at our key gauging locations pass, but still a lot of water in the catchments making its way through - hence why there’s still #Flood warnings and alerts out. Keep up to date 👉 check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk

Pumping operation continues at Alney Island #Gloucestershire. Water that has impacted the local community has now been pumped out. The continued operation here is now ensuring that whilst main river level remains high no further water returns back into the residential area.

The rain may have stopped (for now) but the work of our operations teams continues. Recent #flooding has resulted in a large number of blockages on our rivers. We're working to remove them to reduce the risk from any future #floods Like here at the Old Wye Bridge in #Hereford

Rainfall throughout today across the #WestMidlands has led to a number of Flood Alerts and Warnings being issued. We have been scaling up our response operationally with more to come tomorrow. Keep updated with our latest warnings 👉 check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk

Our Environment Agency Midlands #Worcestershire field team supported by our #Gloucestershire field team are on site deploying #Severnside Phase 1 of our demountable flood barrier in #Bewdley this morning Worcs County Council Highways & Travel Wyre Forest DC

The Environment Agency Midlands mobile pumps installed yesterday in #Powick ahead of the rainfall are operational this morning Worcs County Council Highways & Travel Worcestershire County Council

#River #Severn now rising after recent rainfall here at our #measurement station in Buildwas, #Shropshire. Currently 250 tonnes of water per second making its way down the river network. You can keep up to date with the latest data, info & levels here check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/river-and-sea-…

Our Environment Agency Midlands #Shropshire and #Herefordshire field team have deployed phase 1 of the #Frankwell #Shrewsbury demountable barriers today ahead of a peaking #severn this weekend Shropshire Council theatresevern

Forecast is better across #WestMidlands, but #flood map still showing warnings issued due to the rain we’ve seen. Many will remain over the weekend as water makes it way through the system. Stay vigilant and keep up to date with latest here: check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk

On duty this week and have called out our Environment Agency Midlands #Worcestershire field team this morning to clear grills in Worcester City on the #Barbourne brook following more April showers. #Waitingforsummer

The Environment Agency Midlands #Worcestershire field team have completed the #Maintenance ensuring the channel conveyance of the River #Isbourne through #Sedgeberrow to help improve flood flow through the village of #Evesham Wychavon Worcestershire County Council

Heavy rain is forecast in the Midlands due to Storm Darragh. Make sure you are signed up to our free flood warning service: gov.uk/sign-up-for-fl…

We have flood alerts and warnings in place across the Midlands. #StormDarragh is forecasted to bring strong winds and heavy rain from tonight. Check your flood risk👇 check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk Make sure you are signed up to our flood warning service👇 gov.uk/sign-up-for-fl…

We are expecting heavy rain tonight and into the weekend due to Storm Darragh. Make sure you are signed up to our free flood warning service: gov.uk/sign-up-for-fl… Remember never drive through flood water.

Lots of rainfall across the #WestMidlands. With saturated catchments and more rain to come we continue to monitor river levels and potential flood impacts. Please keep up to date with our flood warnings - check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk

#StormDarragh #flood impacts continue in the #Severn and #Wye. River levels will rise along the Severn and our operational response will continue to be mobile over the next few days. Keep up to date with our flood warnings check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/alerts-and-war…