River Ouse in York at 1.58 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a small flood with levels rising above 2 metres during Saturday. Updates to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.26 metres and falling steadily. Levels will be back below 2 metres overnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.49 metres and steady. We will see a bit of respite during Monday though. The Ouse is expected to fall to levels close to 2 metres 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.50 metres and fairly steady. I'm not expecting much movement for the remainder of Sunday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.43 metres and steady. More of the same throughout Sunday with levels staying close to 2.50 metres all day 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.37 metres and fairly steady. Levels staying close to 2.50 metres all day 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.57 metres and falling slowly. Levels expected to remain fairly steady near 2.50 metres during Saturday.....but we will eventually be working towards another peak next week. Updates to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.91 metres and falling steadily. Today's light rain shouldn't make much difference and levels close to 2.50 metres are expected by midnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.32 metres and falling steadily. Levels should be close to 3 metres by midnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.39 metres and peaked 😀. River levels should drop to near 3 metres during Thursday. More rain to keep an eye on at various points over the next fortnight but for now, we will start to see levels fall again 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.38 metres and now very close to the peak. Levels will fall slowly overnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.17 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.25-3.40 metres this evening 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.88 metres and rising slowly now. I'm predicting a peak of 3.10-3.40 metres on Wednesday evening 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.90 metres and steady today. Widespread moderate rain is now sinking in and levels look like rising slightly again during Wednesday towards a small peak. Updates to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.91 metres and steady. Levels remaining relatively steady all day as this morning's rain sinks in🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.14 metres and falling slowly, levels dipping below 3 metres overnight. Keeping an eye on tomorrow's rain but it doesn't look too severe at the moment🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.25 metres and falling slowly. Levels should be close to 3 metres by midnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.54 metres and falling slowly throughout today 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.69 metres and now falling back slowly from its peak of 3.71 metres. 3.71 metres may be the highest peak of the winter so far but this is still very low for a highest peak. So far, so good this winter 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.70 metres and creeping up extremely slowly. Another centimetre or so to go, levels expected to fall slightly during Sunday. More rain, sleet and slow to keep an eye on next week, especially on Tuesday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.69 metres and rising slowly, getting closer to its peak later today. We have reached the highest level of the winter so far 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.56 metres and rising slowly. A slight downgrade after today's rain has finished and I'm predicting a peak of 3.65-3.85 metres late Saturday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.33 metres and rising slowly. Widespread rain across North Yorkshire now. I'm predicting a peak of 3.70-4.00 metres on Sunday morning 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.02 metres and rising steadily. I'm predicting a peak of 3.70-4.00 metres on Sunday morning 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.99 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak on Sunday with levels above 3 metres 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.62 metres and rising slowly. Persistent light to moderate rain over the next few days and I'm predicting a slow rise towards a peak on Sunday, with levels likely to reach 3 metres+. Updates to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.99 metres and rising slowly. A very small flood coming up with levels likely to reach around 2.20 metres this evening 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.28 metres and falling steadily. Levels will fall below 2 metres this afternoon; marking a return to normal winter levels for the next week and beyond as drier, settled weather starts. 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.82 metres and falling slowly today, back below 2.50 metres late today/early Sunday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.98 metres and has now started to fall slowly. Levels should fall back below 2.50 metres during Saturday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.99 metres and rising extremely slowly, creeping towards a peak near 3 metres later on today 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.87 metres and rising very slowly, closing in on the peak close to 3 metres, a little further to go during Friday before levels fall back during Saturday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 1.84 metres, now rising slowly. We're working towards a peak overnight on Friday of 2.5 metres+ 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.06 metres and falling slowly for the moment, rising again during Thursday. Next peak is looking like Saturday morning with levels once again reaching 2.5 metres+ 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.49 metres and falling slowly today, back towards 2 metres 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.72 metres and now closing in on the peak, falling steadily overnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.54 metres and rising slowly. Sorry not the most accurate of flood predictions this time, been a very busy few days but we have around 20cm to go to the peak now 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.00 metres and rising steadily. We've been lucky and missed the worst of the rain forecast during Monday so can downgrade the peak a bit. I'm predicting a peak of 2.30-2.60 metres on Tuesday evening 🐁

River Ouse in York at 1.42 metres and falling slowly at the moment. Rain is now starting to hit the Yorkshire Dales, and we should see Ouse levels start to rise again overnight. I'm predicting a peak on Wednesday morniing with levels rising above 3 metres 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.00 metres and falling back to normal winter levels....for the moment! I'm predicting the next peak to happen on Wednesday morning with levels expected to reach 3 metres+ Updates to follow as the rain starts to fall 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.13 metres and falling slowly, back below 2 metres this evening 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.95 metres and falling slowly, back below 2.50 metres during Saturday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.54 metres and falling slowly, will be back below 3 metres during Friday morning 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.59 metres and now falling slowly, back below 3.50 metres on Thursday. On the lower part of the prediction range with today's top-up rain passing over fairly quick, but 3.60 metres marks the highest peak of the winter so far 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.59 metres and creeping upwards now, just a couple more centimetres left to the peak. Levels falling back below 3.50 metres during Thursday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.43 metres and rising. I'm predicting a peak of 3.60-3.80 metres this evening 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.08 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.60-3.90 metres late Wednesday evening 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.00 metres and now rising slowly again. I'm expecting a peak early Thursday morning of 3.5 metres+, with potential to sneak just above 4 metres. Next update late this evening once the rain has sunk in a bit more 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.03 metres and steady for the moment. Rising again later today towards it's next peak overnight Wednesday, levels are likely to reach 3.5 metres+ 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.15 metres and still creeping up at the moment. Tuesday morning's rain is the main concern at the moment and I'm expecting this to cause a final peak early Thursday morning with levels of 3.50 metres+ during Wednesday and potential to reach 4 metres+ 🐁