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Weekly reports on rainfall and river flow in England for the last 3 months.
Monthly local reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.
1. Summary Devon and Cornwall received 7mm of rain during July. This is 8%…
1. Summary July was the driest month on record since 1871 for the majority…
1. Summary July was a very hot and dry month across the Hertfordshire and…
1. Summary The Kent, South London and East Sussex (KSLES) area recorded 1%…
1. Summary July 2026 was characterised by a record low rainfall total of…
1. Summary July was an exceptionally dry month, with all the hydrological…
1. Summary July rainfall totals were below normal, notably low, or…
1. Summary Rainfall for north-west England in July was classed as…
1. Summary Solent and South Downs (SSD) had well below average rainfall in…
1. Summary July was a record breaking dry month with only 1% of the long…
This assessment provides a picture of current and future flood and coastal erosion risk across England.
1. Executive Summary 1.1 Overview Understanding of current and future…
How the Environment Agency works with the agriculture sector to improve the water environment in England.
The latest update on monitored groundwater levels and whether there are any groundwater alerts or warnings in force.
Estimates of the average potential economic cost of flooding in any given year, considering the probability and severity of different simulated flood events from the frequent to rare-but-extreme.
Reports on environmental risks and opportunities by river basin district to inform the development of river basin management plans (RBMPs).
Monthly reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.
Review of activities regulated by the Environment Agency in 2024-25.
An interim report describing progress in the implementation of each planned programme of measures for cycle 3 of the river basin management plans.
The nature, extent and consequences of physical modifications, opportunities for action and balancing priorities.
The pressures on water flows, a review of actions to address the challenges, plus future challenges and actions.
Professor Peter Bonfield’s independent review of property flood resilience examines the actions needed to make more properties resilient to flooding.
This action plan sets out how businesses can make it easier for people to protect their homes from damage from flood water.
Review of activities regulated by the Environment Agency in 2023-24.
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