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Gauge Summary. This height is expressed as metres above ordnance datum (mAOD). For the latest information, always The highest level forecast in the next 36 hours is 0.29m at 1:15pm Sunday 16 August 2020. By using a local site datum, the river levels are easier to understand, especially by users familiar with the data from a particular monitoring station.A river's height above ordnance datum can be seen by adding the site datum to the river level. All data should be regarded as provisional and may be subject to later revision. River Irvine bursting it banks This happened last year in December 2014 a couple of days before Christmas. This station contains a river level gauge and you can embed this gauge on your site. Potential River Levels Used to Estimate the Chance of Flooding and the Range of Possible River Levels: 10 Day (HEFS) 7 Day (NAEFS) River Forecast VS. River Potential: Note: Use the official hydrograph at the top of this web page for river levels within the next 72 hours. Irvine@Shewalton: Level Data (.csv) Click here: Gauge Datum (mAOD) 4.26: Catchment Area (km2) 380.7: Record Start Date: July 1972 : Highest Level on Record: 4.39m @ 22/12/2014 14:15:00: Lowest Level on Record (m) 0.099: Average Level on Record (m) 0.787: National River Flow Archive Link: Click here: SEPA Hydrology Office: East Kilbride: Comments: Disclaimer. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, neither Scottish Environment Protection Agency, nor its employees or agents can be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions, whether caused by negligence or otherwise. We publish it online because we recognise that this information may also be useful for others, but we cannot guarantee its currency or availability. Upper River Irwell catchment with Oldham, Bolton, Rochdale, Haslingden, Ramsbottom and Rawtenstall
The Environment agency uses a network of monitoring stations across the country. For current river levels please click here.
We use measuring stations like this one to collect water level data, usually once or twice a day.
If we didn't do this, we'd show some very high measurements, which could cause confusion. This means that flooding is possible because river levels at this station are currently higher than usual. measurement. (River Level Gauge) Station Irvine Waterside Detail. Name Irvine Waterside Region: East Kilbride: River name: Irvine : Stage Datum: 0: Gauges. The river levels we provide for each monitoring station are all relative to its site datum. when there's a greater risk of flooding. Highest recorded level. There may be occasions when data will not be have been collected from a gauging station, therefore results will not appear until the next data collection. This means that river levels at this station are currently lower than usual.The forecasts shown here are computer models based on technical data, local conditions and When we issue flood warnings and alerts we assess many factors including these forecasts, local conditions, tides and the weather forecast.Flood warnings and alerts can still be issued even if water levels at a measuring station are forecast to remain within its typical range. Gauges available at Irvine Waterside.
Weekly Chance of Exceeding Levels; Chance of Exceeding Levels During Entire Period; Short-term Probabilistic Guidance (Experimental) Not Available; Auto Refresh: OFF. Forecasts contain uncertainty and can change frequently. This is the usual range of river levels at this station, based on historical data. The river levels we provide for each monitoring station are all relative to its site datum.If we didn't do this, we'd show some very high measurements, which could cause confusion. Key features. Water level data is gathered by SEPA to help it fulfil its statutory duties. We collect data more frequently Click individual graphics to enlarge. Rises in the Muirshiel Hills above Kilbirnie from where it flows for 39km before entering the sea via the shared estuary with the River Irvine. With a catchment area of 238km2, The Garnock is the smallest of the six principal rivers in Ayrshire. On the Irvine. The River Irvine is a river of Ayrshire, 29½ miles long, which divides Cunninghame, the county's northern portion, from Kyle.. Each one has its own datum - a height in metres fixed relative to mean sea level. That's why the graph might show a short time lag since the last For the latest information, always By using a local site datum, the river levels are easier to understand, especially by users familiar with the data from a particular monitoring station.