A graph of last winter's floods. 19 peaks of 2 metres+ in total with an average peak height of 2.89 metres. Busy graph with plenty of peaks representing a rainy winter but the highest peak was only 3.71 metres. The lowest high I've seen since this account opened 6 years ago🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.24 metres and falling steadily. Levels will be back below 2 metres later today 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.35 metres and now rising slowly towards its early morning peak. Levels will fall later on Thursday, eventually falling back below 2 metres on Thursday night 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.73 metres and rising steadily. I'm predicting a peak of 2.30-2.60 metres on Thursday morning 🐁

River Ouse in York at 0.84 metres and rising quickly. I'm predicting a peak of 2.30-2.60 metres on Thursday morning 🐁

River Ouse in York at 0.49 metres and rising slowly. Heavy rain in the catchment area today. I'm predicting a peak on Thursday morning with levels near 2.50 metres. Updates to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.18 metres and falling steadily, back below 2 metres this afternoon 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.94 metres and rising slowly, now getting very close to its peak Levels should fall back later today 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.84 metres and rising steadily. I'm predicting a peak of 3.10-3.40 metres on Saturday afternoon 🐁

River Ouse in York at 1.85 metres and rising quickly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.10-3.40 metres on Saturday afternoon 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.19 metres and rising quickly. I'm predicting levels above 3 metres at the weekend. Will work towards a more concise flood prediction once the current batch of rain in the Dales has ended 🐭

River Ouse in York at 0.72 metres and rising slowly. Some very heavy rain in the Dales today and I'm predicting a peak for the Ouse over the weekend with levels likely to hit 3 metres+. More updates to follow on Friday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.44 metres and falling steadily. Levels should be back below 2 metres overnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.74 metres and very close to its peak now. Levels falling back later today and throughout Wednesday, eventually falling back under 2 metres late on Wednesday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.55 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a mini-peak of 2.60-2.90 metres on Tuesday morning. After that, levels should drop below 2.50 metres later on Tuesday and below 2 metres during Wednesday 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.36 metres and steady. I'm expecting a small rise today with levels peaking on Tuesday morning between 2.60 and 2.90 metres. Levels should fall back once more later on Tuesday and throughout Wednesday 🐭

The medium term flooding forecast for the Ouse is....good news! Weather patterns are changing and I'm predicting the most likely outcome for the week ahead is the Ouse making a welcome return to normal winter levels 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.85 metres and falling steadily. Levels should be around 2.50 metres by midnight 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.12 metres and falling slowly, falling below 3 metres around midnight. Keeping a precautionary eye on rain/sleet and snow falling overnight and during Sunday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.24 metres and falling slowly today, getting close to 3 metres by midnight 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.31 metres and falling very slowly. More of the same gradual fall will continue throughout Saturday as we see snow melt joining the Ouse too 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.33 metres and creeping down now. Forecast for today and into Saturday is levels to fall VERY slowly 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.35 metres and peaked!...I believe. A challenging one to predict with light to moderate rain/sleet falling around the same time as the peak. Some of this is turning to snow. The most likely outcome looks like a very slow fall for the Ouse during Friday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.32 metres and rising slowly now, getting close to this evening's peak. Levels should start to fall slightly again during Friday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 3.19 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.30-3.50 metres this evening 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.83 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.30-3.60 metres overnight on Thursday 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.53 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak on Thursday evening with levels reaching 3 metres+ again. Updates to follow as today's rain sinks in 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.69 metres and falling steadily....levels dipping below 2.50 metres overnight. However, I'm now keeping an eye of rain falling this evening and tomorrow. Updates to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.95 metres and falling steadily today. Levels expected to be around 2.50 metres by midnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at a peak of 3.16 metres. Levels should fall slowly later today, back below 3 metres overnight 🐁

River Ouse in York at 3.00 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.10-3.40 metres on Monday morning 🐭

River Ouse in York at 2.76 metres and rising slowly. I'm predicting a peak of 3.10-3.40 metres on Monday morning 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.62 metres and rising slowly. Levels expected to remain steady this evening and overnight between 2.65 and 2.80 metres 🐁

River Ouse in York at 2.32 metres and rising slowly. Levels look like flattening out between 2.50 metres and 2.80 metres later today 🐁

River Ouse in York at 1.75 metres and rising slowly, rising above 2 metres during Saturday morning. Light rain is continuing to fall and we will know a little more about the peak in the morning 🐁

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🐭