River Ouse in York at 2.30 metres and close to its peak this morning. Levels remaining fairly steady all day afterwards as the next batch of rain hits 🐁

River Ouse in York at 1.80 metres and rising steadily. I'm predicting levels to rise above 2 metres on Monday morning, stabilising between 2.10 and 2.40 metres before noon 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.59 metres and rising steadily. I'm initially predicting levels to reach 2.00-2.30 metres on Monday morning. More rain will fall on Monday/Tuesday morning and there is potential for slightly higher levels by Wednesday. Updates on that to follow 🐭

River Ouse in York at 1.03 metres and rising steadily. Levels near 2 metres are expected overnight. After this, I'm predicting the final peak to be on Wednesday and slightly higher once the next batch of rain has fallen. We will work towards a more concise flood prediction as the flood progresses. 🐭

River Ouse in York at 0.54 metres and rising slowly overnight, picking up speed during Sunday. We are working towards a peak (most likely on Wednesday, after Monday's rain) with levels expected to reach 2 metres+ 🐭

River Ouse in York at 0.39 metres and rising slowly. Rain starts to hit the Dales from around 10:30 until this evening with further spells of rain into next week. I'm expected Ouse levels above 2 metres next week. Updates to follow as the rain sinks in 🐁

River Ouse in York at 0.31 metres and rising slowly, it's been a nice long hibernation. Stormy weather has arrived with more wet spells over the next four days, I'm predicting the first flood of the season next week with levels reaching 2 metres+ Updates to follow 🐭

Finally, some proper rainfall in Yorkshire this evening. Nice to have a respite from the dry spell 🐭

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 🐁