A closer eye on your river
Rivers change.
Stay one step
ahead.
Your home. Your business. Your favourite stretch of river. See what the water is doing, and get an alert when it reaches the level you choose.
Free to explore. One station watch included.
From checking to knowing
A little setup.
A clearer picture.
Less refreshing the forecast. More understanding what’s happening on your river.
- 01
Find your stretch.
Search for a town, river or postcode. See nearby stations, the latest water levels and how they compare with the usual range.
- 02
Make it personal.
Choose a station and the water level you want to watch. Keep an eye on the river near your home, your business or your daily route.
- 03
Let the alert come to you.
Get an email or push notification when your chosen level is crossed. Paid plans add SMS and more station watches.
Room to grow
One river or a whole portfolio.
Official Environment Agency warnings reach every plan, including the free one. Paying adds SMS, more sites and API access.
Free
Free
Watch one station and see every level on the map.
- 1 station watch
- Email and push alerts
- Official Environment Agency warnings, on every plan
- Full map and 15 minute readings
Business
£24/month
For a site or a property that needs telling early.
- 5 station watches
- Email, push and SMS alerts
- Official Environment Agency warnings, on every plan
- Early warning signals from upstream rainfall (in beta, being validated through this flood season)
Multi-site
£59/month
For estates, contractors and anyone tracking many locations.
- 50 station watches
- Email, push and SMS alerts
- Official Environment Agency warnings, on every plan
- Team members on one account
API
From £99/month, metered
Levels, rainfall and alerts in your own systems.
- 50 station watches
- Email, push and SMS alerts
- Official Environment Agency warnings, on every plan
- Metered API access
Grounded in data. Clear about the limits.
Levels, rainfall and flood warnings come from the Environment Agency real-time data API (Beta) and are refreshed every 15 minutes. We add our own reading of that data: trend, comparison against each station's own history, and early warning signals derived from upstream rainfall. Those predictive signals are in beta and are being validated through this flood season.
Flood Monitor is supplementary to official Environment Agency flood warnings and is not a safety-critical service. In an emergency, follow the advice of the Environment Agency and the emergency services.