Broadland Rivers catchment river levels today
Are the rivers and lakes in the Broadland Rivers catchment rising or falling?
We follow 32 water level gauges in the Broadland Rivers catchment. No gauge has a current reading and a normal range for the date yet.
Are the rivers and lakes in the Broadland Rivers catchment rising or falling?
In the last 24 hours, 16 gauges rose, 16 gauges fell and 0 gauges stayed level; the biggest rise was the River Yare at Rockland St Mary, +0.836 m, and the biggest fall was the River Bure at Three Mile House, -0.691 m. 32 gauges with a 24-hour change, of the 32 gauges we follow in the Broadland Rivers catchment, as of 26 October 2026.
How many gauges do we follow in the Broadland Rivers catchment?
32 gauges of the 2,373 we follow in the United Kingdom, as of 26 October 2026.
How many waters in the Broadland Rivers catchment have a level gauge?
12 waters with a level gauge, of the 1,149 waters we follow in the United Kingdom, as of 26 October 2026.
How many gauges read below or above normal for the date?
No normal range yet for any of the 32 gauges we follow in the Broadland Rivers catchment, as of 26 October 2026.
Which gauges do we follow in Broadland Rivers?
| Place | Reading | Change in a day |
|---|---|---|
| Blackwater River | ||
| Southburgh | 0.61 m | -0.062 m |
| River Ant | ||
| Barton Broad | 0.55 m | +0.173 m |
| Wayford Bridge | 0.615 m | +0.177 m |
| River Bure | ||
| Acle Bridge | 0.466 m | -0.017 m |
| Corpusty | 0.106 m | -0.014 m |
| Hoveton Broad | 0.587 m | +0.273 m |
| Ingworth | 0.209 m | -0.046 m |
| Ranworth Broad | 0.524 m | +0.221 m |
| Three Mile House | -0.007 m | -0.691 m |
| River Tas | ||
| Shotesham | 0.219 m | -0.036 m |
| River Thurne | ||
| Hickling Broad | 0.618 m | +0.205 m |
| Repps | 0.60 m | +0.132 m |
| River Tiffey | ||
| Wymondham | 1.205 m | +0.005 m |
| River Tud | ||
| Stone Road Farm | 0.289 m | -0.043 m |
| River Waveney | ||
| Beccles Quay | 0.694 m | +0.749 m |
| Billingford | 0.199 m | -0.03 m |
| Burgh St Peter | 0.597 m | +0.442 m |
| Diss | 0.254 m | -0.015 m |
| Haddiscoe | 0.209 m | -0.183 m |
| Needham | 0.289 m | -0.029 m |
| Oulton Broad | 0.493 m | +0.383 m |
| River Wensum | ||
| Costessey Mill | 0.295 m | +0.009 m |
| Fakenham | 0.443 m | -0.004 m |
| Swanton Morley | 0.135 m | -0.019 m |
| River Yare | ||
| Brundall | 0.818 m | +0.67 m |
| Burgh Castle | -0.006 m | -0.645 m |
| Cantley | 0.545 m | +0.404 m |
| Colney | 0.251 m | +0.018 m |
| Reedham | 0.904 m | +0.202 m |
| Rockland St Mary | 0.773 m | +0.836 m |
| Spixworth Beck | ||
| Spixworth | 0.104 m | -0.016 m |
| Wendling Beck | ||
| Wendling Beck | 0.167 m | -0.03 m |
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Sources
- This uses Environment Agency flood and river level data from the real-time data API (Beta) (source). Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0