Thursday 5 December 2013

Environment Agency puts Kent on flood alert as high tides combine with gale-force winds

Coast from Dartford to Allhallows

  • Current status:

    Flood Alert
    Flood Alert
    Flood status last changed at  17:02 on 04 Dec 2013
  • Location:

    River Thames from Dartford and Crayford to Allhallows including; Dartford, Crayford, Greenhithe, Denton, Swanscombe, Northfleet, Gravesend and Cliffe
    View map of Flood Alert area
  • Region:

    Southeast

Latest Information:

  • High spring tides, combined with a prolonged surge, mean that water levels are forecast to be high. This poses a serious risk for both high tides on Friday. For the 02:30 tide the predicted astronomical tide level is 3.06 mAOD. The forecast surge is 1.06 m. The total water level at Sheerness is 4.12 mAOD. For the 14:45 tide, the predicted astronomical tide level is 3.18 mAOD. The forecast surge height is 0.93 m. The forecast high water at Sheerness is 4.11 mAOD. Forecast wind speeds are northwesterly force 4 to 7, wave heights are low. Our staff are working to minimise the impacts. Water levels may be dangerously high before the predicted astronomical tidal peak. This is because the surge is raising water levels before the peak of the astronomical tide
    15:06 on 05 Dec 2013
  • Previous statuses:

    • No warning 09:07 on 05 Nov 2013
    • Warning no longer in force 08:38 on 04 Nov 2013
    • Flood Alert 20:31 on 03 Nov 2013
    • No warning 08:40 on 29 Nov 2011
    • Warning no longer in force 08:11 on 28 Nov 2011

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