Our augmented reality #sandbox is a part of the Science on a Sphere exhibition at the Science Museum with Environment Agency ! A big thank you to all our volunteers who have been showing visitors how water moves through a landscape in real time. Come and visit us before 1st September😁

We've even put the digital invite on old paper! This promises to be a super-exciting event all about rescuing data - places are limited so book early to avoid missing out #hydrology #datarescue #hydrometry

We are thrilled to announce that we are celebrating '40 years of the UK National River Flow archive' BHS Webinar. Join us as we commemorate this significant milestone.🌊 Register now 👇 Date: 12th October 2023 Time: 12:30- 14:00 BST eventbrite.co.uk/e/celebrating-…

There are currently 2 Flood Warnings and 6 Flood Alerts in place across the area. Find out more at: check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk. You can sign up for the free flood warnings service at: gov.uk/sign-up-for-fl…

#StormBabet will bring heavy and disruptive rain from Wednesday onwards It will be widely unsettled, but parts of eastern Scotland and Northern Ireland are particularly forecast to see significant amounts of rain The below shows rolling rainfall totals over the coming week ⬇️

Hydrometry teams are still out capturing high flow data to corroborate fixed gauging station calculation and models. Early analysis is showing at least 170 gauging stations have seen their highest ever recorded levels… many of these station records are decades old.

⚠️ Yellow weather warning UPDATED⚠️ Further heavy rain could bring disruption to parts of central and eastern Scotland Sunday 0000 BST – Monday 2359 UTC Note that clocks change in the early hours of Sunday morning Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning Stay #WeatherAware⚠️

EAST: The Met Office has published a detailed report on #StormBabet, which gave much of the region a month's worth of rain (or more). In Suffolk, Wattisham and Charsfield both recorded their wettest October day on record (09 UTC 19th to 09 UTC 20th). ➡️metoffice.gov.uk/binaries/conte…

#StormCiarán has been named and is forecast to bring very strong winds and heavy rain to southern parts of the UK on Wednesday night and into Thursday Stay #WeatherAware

One of the reasons we're worried about #StormCiarán is because of the loss of 'capacity' within the soil as a result of #StormBabet. This animation shows how the soil moisture deficit changed across England and Wales 10 days ago - the dark blues showing 'saturated' catchments

I've looking for a hydrologist to cover maternity leave for 12 months. Come and join our team! environmentagencyjobs.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/… #sciencejobs #hydrology

We’ve been training our newest hydrometrist on a recent visit to Beth Chatto’s Plants & Gardens in #Essex. A fascinating rainfall record - 129mm of rainfall this February vs 1.5mm in February 2023. A challenging climate for plants to survive but the gardens were pristine HydrometryEA

This summer 🌞 we're hosting free, drop-in careers sessions with experts from the Environment Agency in Technicians: The David Sainsbury Gallery! Join us and find out more about the skills required to build a more sustainable future 🔍 Learn more: bit.ly/3Li5Slo

We'll be at the Science Museum next week for this FREE careers drop-in for young people aged 3-17. Come and find our coastal expert Lily by the wave tank to learn about her work protecting the environment and keeping people safe from floods. Details⬇️ sciencemuseum.org.uk/see-and-do/car…

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the first day of Careers Live with Environment Agency! Join us for free, drop-in activities on weekdays in August from 11.00 - 16.00 (exc. bank hols) & find out more about what we can do to take care of nature. Learn more: bit.ly/3Li5Slo

If you find yourself near the Science Museum today or tomorrow, pop in & learn about #STEM careers. Our coastal expert Lily is running the wave tank for an audience of 3-17 yr olds. Look for her and other EA colleagues in Technicians: The David Sainsbury Gallery on Level 1.

Join us this week for the final few days of drop-in activities with the Environment Agency and learn about environmental careers. 🌊 Learn how we can keep our homes safe from extreme weather 🔬 Practice using a microscope or have a go for the first time 🐛 Find out how to encourage

It’s official: September was the wettest month on record in the 62-year history of our meteorological station in Wallingford, Oxfordshire. Site manager Steve Turner has confirmed: 🌧️ 164.9mm of rainfall 💧 327% of average September rainfall 🔗 ceh.ac.uk/our-science/pr…

Red, Amber and Yellow weather warnings are in force across the the UK for strong winds, heavy rain and snow as a result of #StormDarragh Here's an overview of the warnings on Saturday 👇 More details: bit.ly/WxWarning

Storm Claudia, named by AEMET, will affect the UK on Friday Heavy rain and strong winds will bring disruption and possible flooding Warnings are in force so stay #WeatherAware ⚠️