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Monthly local reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.
Devon and Cornwall received 93mm of rain during June. This is 121% of the…
June rainfall across East Anglia ranged from 68% to 131% of the long term…
The Hertfordshire and North London area (the Area) recorded 134% (70mm) of…
The Kent, South London and East Sussex (KSLES) area received 143% of the…
During June 2026 Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire recorded 48mm of…
Rainfall – In June, all but one catchment recorded normal rainfall totals…
June rainfall totals were normal across the area. Monthly mean river flows…
Rainfall for north-west England in June was classed as above normal,…
Solent and South Downs (SSD) had above average rainfall in June, receiving…
June was a wet month with an average of 136% of the long term average…
Monthly reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.
June was the wettest month since February, with more than two-thirds of…
May was the third dry month in a row, with most of the country receiving…
April was the second dry month in a row, with most of the country…
March was a drier month with most of England receiving below average…
February was another wet month for much of England as it received 170% of…
January was a wet month for much of England as it received 150% of the…
The latest update on monitored groundwater levels and whether there are any groundwater alerts or warnings in force.
1. Current situation Following heavy rainfall received until the…
Developed an approach to quantify the amount of nitrogen that is at risk of being lost by leaching to groundwater each year from a variety of sectors.
Investigates field methods for sampling methane concentrations in groundwater.
This report has been prepared by British Geological Survey, under contract, in support of the UK Geological Disposal Facility Programme.
This project reviewed the factors that influence variability and uncertainty in measurements of concentrations of methane in groundwater.
Investigates the typical ‘baseline’ range of concentrations of substances that could be associated with onshore oil and gas.
These statistics are an update of the 2015 Water Framework Directive classifications on groundwater quality in Northern Ireland
This project looked at deep subsurface activities and whether we need constraints in order to protect deep groundwaters.
Case studies to show how groundwater could be affected by a large-scale development of the shale gas industry.
This project has developed an approach to find out information about nitrogen sources in wetlands by looking at nitrogen transported via the atmosphere and water.
This project examined the sources of nitrogen contributing to nutrient enrichment at two nationally designated groundwater-dependent terrestrial ecosystems.
This project has produced a literature review of the factors affecting removal of nitrate in groundwater by denitrification.
A study looking at the potential impact on groundwater quality from abandoned oil and gas wells.
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