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Positive results from a recent Flood Forecasting Centre led trial of surface water hazard and impact models.
Positive feedback leads to long-term commitment to the Rapid Flood Guidance service.
Find out about the return of the service available from 2 June 2025.
Positive feedback informs plans for a 2025 service.
Initial trial feedback shows positive results.
Find out about the Flood Forecasting Centre’s new service available from 14 May 2024.
Every 2 years, the Flood Forecasting Centre asks its users to rate the services it provides.
Based on extensive user research, we are refreshing the way we present our monthly flood forecast.
The Flood Forecasting Centre (FFC) issues guidance which enables authorities to prepare for flooding by using temporary flood barriers.
Every 2 years, the Flood Forecasting Centre asks its users to rate and review the services it provides.
The Flood Forecasting Centre works with organisations across the globe to share best practice.
Discover how the Flood Forecasting Centre has developed since it was set up 2009.
How the Flood Forecasting Centre forecasts future flooding and provides information and guidance.
The Flood Forecasting Centre is a partnership which reduces flood risk through better forecasting.
The Flood Forecasting Centre's role in government flood response.
Combining knowledge from the Met Office and Environment Agency to predict flood risk.
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