Usk Estuary at Caerleon.
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The red highlighted area on the map below outlines the area covered by this Flood Warning.
Number of historic Flood Warnings that have previously been recorded for this area.
South East
Flooding is expected as a result of the combination of the high tides and weather conditions for the evening tide on Friday 18th October. The next high tide at Newport is expected to occur at 8:39 PM. Flooding to property is expected. Be careful on roads, low lying land, close to the estuary. We will continue to monitor the situation.
South East
This message will be updated after tomorrow morning’s high tide or if the situation changes. High tide at Newport is expected to reach 7.84 metres at 08:24 tomorrow morning. The previous high tide at Newport reached a level of 7.307 metres at 08:00 this evening. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks
South East
This message will be updated after this morning’s high tide or if the situation changes. High tide at Newport is expected to reach 7.8 metres at 9:10 AM today, The previous high tide at Newport reached a level of 7.6 metres at 8:45 PM yesterday. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks,
South East
This message will be updated after tomorrow morning’s high tide or if the situation changes. High tide at Newport is expected to reach 7.9 metres at 08:30 tomorrow morning. The previous high tide at Newport reached a level of 7.5 metres at 8:15 PM this evening. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks,
South East
This message will be updated after this evening’s high tide or if the situation changes. High tide at Newport is expected to reach 7.7 metres at 8:50 PM today, The previous high tide at Newport reached a level of 7.4 metres at 8:30 AM this morning. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Crindau and Malpas Road Area, Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks,
South East
This message will be updated after this evening’s high tide or if the situation changes. High tide at Newport is expected to reach 7.47 metres at 8:33 PM today. The previous high tide at Newport reached a level of 7.74 metres at 8:15 AM this morning. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Crindau and Malpas Road Area, Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks
South East
This message will be updated after tomorrow morning’s high tide or if the situation changes. High tide at Newport is expected to reach 7.7 metres at 8:16 AM tomorrow morning. The previous high tide at Newport reached a level of 7.41 metres at 7:30 AM this morning. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Crindau and Malpas Road Area, Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks
South East
The arrival of Storm Eunice overnight on Thursday brings the potential for very stormy conditions in the Bristol Channel. The combination of high tide, forecast winds and wave heights gives a risk of flooding leading up to and around the high tide at Newport at 8:15am on the morning of Friday 18th February. Current forecasts indicate that a significant storm surge associated with Storm Eunice could cause tide levels at Newport to reach between 7m and 8m. There is still much uncertainty about the extent of the possible impacts from the storm but they could be significant, we are monitoring the situation very closely. This message will be updated if the situation changes. Caerleon Road south of Caerleon Bridge will be closed in due course. A flood warning is also currently in force for the following areas; Usk Estuary at Crindau and Malpas Road Area, Usk Estuary at Riverside, Usk Estuary at Uskmouth and Old Town Docks, Usk Estuary at St. Julians, Usk Estuary at Maindee, North Liswerry and Spytty Pill, Usk Estuary at South Liswerry, Usk Estuary at Pill,