Flood Warning Info - River Don and Dutch River at West Cowick

This flood warning remains in force due to a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. We understand that flood waters have impacted the area around West and East Cowick, including the A614. We are currently working with our partners to carry out emergency repairs, though properties closest to the drains at these locations may still be at risk until the work is complete. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 20:00 23/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood warning remains in force due to a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. We understand that flood waters have impacted the area around West and East Cowick, including the A614. We are currently working with our partners to carry out emergency repairs, though properties closest to the drains at these locations may still be at risk until the work is complete. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 08:30 23/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood warning remains in force due to a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. We understand that flood waters have impacted the area around West and East Cowick, including the A614. We are currently working with our partners to carry out emergency repairs, though properties closest to the drains at these locations may still be at risk until the work is complete. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 22:30 22/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood warning remains in force due to a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. We understand that floodwaters have impacted the area around West and East Cowick, including the A614. Emergency works have been carried out to better protect this area, though properties closest to the drains at these locations may still be at risk. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 16:30 22/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood warning remains in force due to a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. We understand that floodwaters have impacted the area around West and East Cowick, including the A614. Emergency works have been carried out to better protect this area, though properties closest to the drains at these locations may still be at risk. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 08:35 22/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood alert remains in force due to a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. We understand that flood waters have impacted the area around West and East Cowick, including the A614. Emergency works have been carried out to better protect this area, though properties closest to the drains at these locations may still be at risk. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 02:00 22/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood warning remains in force following a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. Flooding of properties and roads is expected. The area most at risk is West Cowick. We understand that flood waters are already impacting the area and we expect some property flooding in areas closest to the drains. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 17:00 today, 21/12/2020, or as the situation changes.

This flood warning remains in force following a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge. Flooding of properties and roads is expected. The area most at risk is West Cowick. We understand that flood waters are already impacting the area and we expect some property flooding in areas closest to the drains. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded, and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated by 09:00 or as the situation changes.

Following a significant breach of the left bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation near the River Don at New Bridge, flooding of properties and roads is expected. Areas most at risk are West Cowick. We understand that flood waters are already impacting the area and we expect some property flooding in areas closest to the drains. We are closely monitoring the situation. Our incident response staff are liaising with the Local Authorities and the Canals and Rivers Trust in order to manage the situation. Please plan driving routes to avoid low lying roads near rivers and the canal, which may be flooded and avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses. This message will be updated as the situation changes.

Whilst washland levels remain high and flooding is still affecting properties in East Cowick, levels in Snaith Ings continue to slowly fall and the risk of additional property flooding has reduced. The bank at East Cowick is not spilling. As levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next couple of days, allowing levels to continue to drop. However, further rainfall is forecast in the upper catchments early next week, which combined with high tides peaking on Wednesday, could result in the washland levels starting to rise again from Tuesday. We are continuing our pumping operations to create capacity ahead of this rain. We are monitoring the situation closely and our field teams are onsite in daylight hours. Please avoid walking or driving through floodwater. This message will be updated by 18:00 on 07/03/20 or as the situation changes.

Whilst washland levels remain high and flooding is still affecting properties in East Cowick, levels in Snaith Ings continue to slowly fall and the risk of additional property flooding has reduced. The bank at East Cowick is not spilling. As levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next couple of days, allowing levels to continue to drop. However, further rainfall is forecast in the upper catchments early next week, which combined with high tides peaking on Wednesday, could result in the washland levels starting to rise again from Tuesday. We are continuing our pumping operations to create capacity ahead of this rain. We are monitoring the situation closely and our field teams are onsite in daylight hours. Please avoid walking or driving through floodwater, and check routes at https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm. This message will be updated by 12:15 on 07/03/20.

Whilst washland levels remain high and flooding is still affecting properties in East Cowick, levels in Snaith Ings continue to slowly fall and the risk of additional property flooding has reduced. The bank at East Cowick is not spilling. As levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next couple of days, allowing levels to continue to drop. However, further rainfall is forecast in the upper catchments early next week, which combined with high tides peaking on Wednesday, could result in the washland levels starting to rise again from Tuesday. We are continuing our pumping operations to create capacity ahead of this rain. We are monitoring the situation closely and our field teams are onsite in daylight hours. Please avoid walking or driving through floodwater, and check routes at https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm. This message will be updated by 04:30 on 07/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. As levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. No significant rainfall is currently forecast today and tides continue to fall, which will help the washland levels to drain away. However, further rainfall is forecast in the upper catchments over the weekend and early next week, which combined with high tides peaking on Wednesday, could result in the washlands filling again next week. Our field teams are monitoring the situation and our incident room remains open. Please avoid walking or driving through floodwater. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 22:00 on 06/03/20

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. As levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. No significant rainfall is currently forecast over the next couple days and tides continue to fall until Friday, which will help the washland levels to drain away. However, further rainfall is forecast in the upper catchments over the weekend and early next week, which combined with high tides peaking on Wednesday, could result in the washlands filling again next week. Our field teams are monitoring the situation and our incident room remains open. Please avoid walking or driving through floodwater. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 14:00 on 06/03/20

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see (https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm). To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 06:00 on 06/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road/Back Lane. As levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. No significant rainfall is currently forecast over the next couple days and tides continue to fall until Friday. However, further rainfall is forecast in the upper catchments over the weekend and early next week, which combined with high tides peaking on Wednesday, could result in the washlands filling again next week. Our field teams are monitoring the situation and our incident room remains open. Please avoid walking or driving through floodwater. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 22:00 on 05/03/20

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see (https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm). To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 14:00 on 05/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see (https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm). To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 06:00 on 05/03/20

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see (https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm). To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 22:00 on 04/03/20

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water from Snaith Ings to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open 24/7. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 14:00 on 04/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water from Snaith Ings to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open 24/7. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see https://bit.ly/2uMMRUm. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 06:00 on 04/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water from Snaith Ings to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open 24/7. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see https://bitly/39gWvxx. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 22:00 on 03/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high, but have now fallen to the point where the bank at East Cowick is no longer spilling. However, floodwater is still affecting Snaith Road and Back Lane as levels are continuing to fall, risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we continue to pump water from Snaith Ings to accelerate drainage. We are not expecting a significant river response from the rainfall currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, allowing levels to continue dropping. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open 24/7. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way by walking or driving through floodwater. For road closures see https://bitly/39gWvxx. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060. This message will be updated by 18:30 on 03/03/20.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high. We expect the bank at East Cowick to stop spilling today, 03/03/20, if levels continue falling at the same rate. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected however levels are continuing to fall and the risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we are pumping water from Snaith Ings to accelerate drainage and reduce overtopping into East Cowick. No significant rainfall is forecast for the next few days, and tides will fall until Friday, allowing levels to drain further. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open. For road closures see https://bitly/39gWvxx. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060.This message will be updated by 10:30 on 03/03/20 or as the situation changes.

Levels in Snaith Ings remain very high. We expect the bank at East Cowick to stop spilling on 3/3/20 if levels continue falling at the same rate. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected however levels were seen to fall yesterday, 1/3/20, and the risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall but remain high. Elevated river levels are slowing draining of washlands; we are pumping water from Snaith Ings to accelerate drainage and reduce overtopping into East Cowick. No significant rainfall is forecast for the next few days, and tides will fall until Friday, allowing levels to drain further. Our field teams are monitoring the situation in daylight hours and our incident room remains open. For road closures see https://bitly/39gWvxx. To report property flooding, call 0800 807060.This message will be updated by 2:30 on 2/3/20 or as the situation changes.

Levels in Snaith washlands remain very high. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected however levels have been observed to fall yesterday, 01/03/20, and the risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall steadily today, 02/03/20, but elevated levels will continue to slow the draining of washlands. No significant rainfall is currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, which should allow levels to drain. We are working closely with partners to review our ongoing response and are using pumps in a number of locations to help move water from full washlands. Staff will be in the area today to monitor the situation and get onsite observations. Please do not walk or drive through floodwater. For road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. To report property flooding, call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 18:30 on 02/03/2020 or if the situation changes.

Levels in Snaith washlands remain very high. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected however levels have been observed to fall yesterday and the risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal continue to fall steadily, but the elevated levels will continue to slow the draining of washland areas. No significant rainfall is currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, which should allow levels to start to drop. We are working closely with our partners to review our ongoing response and are using pumps in a number of locations to help to take water away from full washlands. Our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself at risk by walking or driving through flood water. For road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. To report property flooding, call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 10:30 on 02/03/2020 or if the situation changes.

Levels in Snaith washlands remain very high. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected however levels have been observed to fall today and the risk to West Cowick is now reduced. River levels upstream at Beal have been steadily falling through today, however the elevated levels will continue to slow the draining of washland areas. No significant rainfall is currently forecast for the next few days, and tides will be falling until Friday, which should allow levels to start to drop. We are working closely with our partners to review our ongoing response and are using pumps in a number of locations to help to take water away from full washlands. Our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself at risk by walking or driving through flood water. For road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. To report property flooding, call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 02:30 on 02/03/2020 or if the situation changes.

Levels in Snaith washlands remain high. The risk of property flooding remains, 01/03/20, floodwater in East Cowick has yet to settle. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected. In West Cowick, Little London Lane and High Street are likely to be most at risk. River levels upstream at Beal have been steadily falling through today, however elevated levels will continue to slow the draining of washland areas. No significant rainfall is currently forecast and tides will be falling for the next few days, which should allow levels to start to drop. We are reviewing our ongoing response with our partners and are using pumps in a number of locations to help drain washlands. Our incident room remains open. Please do not put yourself at risk by walking or driving through flood water. For road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. To report property flooding, call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 00:10 on 02/03/2020 or if the situation changes.

Levels in Snaith washlands remain high. The risk of property flooding still remains today, 01/03/20, as the floodwater in East Cowick has yet to settle. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are affected. In West Cowick, Little London Lane and High Street are at risk. Rainfall last night did not cause further water to enter washlands from the Aire, however it is keeping the river high, slowing washland draining. Scattered showers are forecast for the next few days, and we do not expect this to cause more water to enter washlands from the river. High tides will continue to fall until Thursday, and river levels should continue to drop, meaning washlands will be able to begin to drain. This will take several days. We have staff on-site pumping to further reduce levels. Please act on your flood plan and report property flooding on 0800 807060. Check road closures at https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 18:35, 01/03/20 or if the situation changes.

Currently, levels in Snaith washlands remain high near East Cowick, however no further water is entering the washlands from the River Aire. The risk of property flooding still remains today, 01/03/20. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are most at risk. In West Cowick, Little London Lane and High Street are at risk. The flood risk remains whilst washlands are high. River levels have dropped slightly, but the recent rain caused the River Aire to rise again and will prevent significant washland draining. Rivers and washlands will remain high into next week. We continue to monitor the situation and have staff on-site. Please act on your flood plan. To report property flooding call 0 800 807060. Check road closures at https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 10:35 on 01/03/20 or if the situation changes.

Currently, levels in Snaith washlands continue to rise near East Cowick, however no further water is entering the washlands from the River Aire. The risk of property flooding still remains today, 29/02/20. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are most at risk. In West Cowick, Little London Lane and High Street are at risk. The flood risk remains whilst washlands are high. River levels have dropped slightly, but the rain yesterday and further rain today will cause the Aire to rise again and prevent significant washland draining. Based on current forecasts we do not expect this rain to cause further water to enter the washlands from the river. Rivers and washlands will remain high into next week. We continue to monitor the situation and have staff on-site. Please act on your flood plan. To report property flooding call 0800 807060. Check road closures at https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 01:05 on 01/03/20.

Currently, levels in Snaith washlands continue to rise near East Cowick, however no further water is entering the washlands from the River Aire. Consequently, the risk of property flooding remains today, 29/02/20. In East Cowick, Snaith Road and Back Lane are at most at risk. In West Cowick, Little London Lane and High Street are at risk. The flood risk remains whilst washlands are high. River levels have dropped slightly, but further rain today will cause the Aire to rise again and prevent significant washland draining. Based on current forecasts we do not expect this rain to cause further water to enter the washlands from the river. Rivers and washlands will remain high into next week. We continue to monitor the situation and have staff on-site. Please act on your flood plan. To report property flooding call 0800 807060. Check road closures at https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 17:15, 29/02/20.

The Lower Aire washlands are now at capacity. Snaith washlands continue to fill and are overtopping north of East Cowick. We are re-issuing this warning as there is a risk of property flooding in West Cowick as well as in East Cowick. Please take action now to prepare your property. In East Cowick, properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane are at risk. In West Cowick, properties in Little London Lane and High Street are at risk. We continue to monitor the situation on-site as well as from our incident room. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding call 0800 80 70 60. For information on road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 09:15, 29/02/20, or as the situation changes.

The Lower Aire washlands operated as designed and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and are overtopping north of East Cowick. We are re-issuing this warning as intel from site suggests that there is now a risk of property flooding in West Cowick in addition to the remaining risk in East Cowick. Please take action now to prepare your property. In addition to properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick, properties in Little London Lane and High Street in West Cowick are at risk. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding please call 0800 80 70 60. For information on road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 00:55, 29/02/2020, or as the situation changes

The Lower Aire washlands operated as designed and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and are overtopping north of East Cowick. Water in the fields north/east of East Cowick is continuing to encroach towards properties and further property flooding is possible, and could potentially happen quickly. Properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick are most at risk. Rainfall is forecast throughout today, 28/02/2020, and into tomorrow, 29/02/2020. Rivers and washlands will remain elevated. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room. If our observations indicate a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send a direct message. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding please call 0800 80 70 60. For information on road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 23:25, 28/02/2020, or as the situation changes.

The Lower Aire washlands operated as designed and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and are overtopping north of East Cowick. Water in the fields north/east of East Cowick is continuing to encroach towards properties and property flooding is possible, and could potentially happen quickly. Properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick are most at risk. Further rain is forecast later today, 28/02/20, in the upper catchments. Rivers and washlands will remain elevated. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room. If our observations indicate a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send an updated message. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding please call 0800 80 70 60. For information on road closures see https://bit.ly/3cbWhtH. This message will be updated by 15:25, 28/02/20.

The Lower Aire washlands operated as designed and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and are now overtopping north of East Cowick. We are re-issuing this warning to prompt people to take action now to prepare for flooding if you haven’t already done so. Water in the fields north/east of East Cowick is continuing to encroach towards properties and property flooding is possible, and could potentially happen quickly. Properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick are most at risk. Unsettled weather is forecast late Friday morning, rivers and washlands will remain elevated. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room. If our observations indicate a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send an updated message directly. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding please call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 06:45 on 28/02/20.

The Lower Aire washlands operated as designed and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and are now overtopping north of East Cowick. We are re-issuing this warning to prompt people to take action now to prepare for flooding if you haven’t already done so. Water in the fields north/east of East Cowick is continuing to encroach towards properties and property flooding is possible, and could potentially happen quickly. Properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick are most at risk. Unsettled weather is forecast late Friday morning, rivers and washlands will remain elevated. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room. If our observations indicate a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send an updated message directly. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding please call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 22:45 on 27/02/20.

The Lower Aire washlands operated as designed in response to high levels on the River Aire, and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and are now overtopping North of East Cowick. Property flooding is possible, and could potentially happen quickly. Properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick are most at risk. High tide at Goole is at 09:40 and we expect to see a small response from this around 10:15 near Carlton Bridge. More unsettled weather is forecast from late Friday morning into the weekend. We expect rivers to respond, keeping river and washlands high into next week. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room. If our observations indicate a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send an updated message directly to all registered customers. Please act on your flood plan and move valuables to safety. To report property flooding please call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 15:35 on 27/02/20

The washlands in the Lower Aire catchment have operated as designed when levels are high on the River Aire and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and there is a potential risk of overtopping which could affect East Cowick. Property flooding is possible, and this could potentially happen quickly. Areas most at risk are properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick. Please put your flood plan in to action now. Put into place any flood protection products and move possessions and valuables to safety. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room and have staff in the area checking defences and deploying pumps and equipment. If our observations indicate that there is also a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send an updated message directly to all registered customers. To report flooding to property please call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 07:35, 27/02/20

The washlands in the Lower Aire catchment have operated as designed when levels are high on the River Aire and are now at capacity. Snaith Washlands continue to fill and there is a potential risk of overtopping which could affect East Cowick. Property flooding is possible, and this could potentially happen quickly. Areas most at risk are properties on Snaith Road and Back Lane in East Cowick. Please put your flood plan in to action now. Put into place any flood protection products and move possessions and valuables to safety. We are closely monitoring the situation onsite and from our incident room and have staff in the area checking defences and deploying pumps and equipment. If our observations indicate that there is also a risk of property flooding in West Cowick, we will send an updated message directly to all registered customers. To report flooding to property please call 0800 80 70 60. This message will be updated by 23:30, 26/02/20

Flood Warning Info - River Don and Dutch River at West Cowick

Area Description

Area Covered by this Flood Warning

Flood Warning History

Historical Flood Warnings for this Area