River Ouse Levels: Live Gauge Readings And Flood Warnings

Every one of the 9 gauges on the River Ouse is within its typical range right now , read at 20 Sept, 14:34 UTC.

Gauges On The River Ouse, Source To Mouth

Every gated gauging station on the River Ouse, ordered upstream to downstream. Typical range and record levels come from Environment Agency station metadata.
# Station Town Level now Against typical range Typical high Record
1 Cawood Cawood 2.418 m Within its typical range 6.1 m 7.919 m (3 November 2000)
2 Clifton Ings Outfall Clifton Ings Outfall 5.686 m Within its typical range 11 m 10.69 m (28 December 2015)
3 Monkton Beningbrough 0.868 m Within its typical range 6.75 m 7.218 m (3 November 2000)
4 Naburn Lock Naburn no reading No current reading 2.247 m 4.197 m (27 September 2012)
5 Selby Lock Selby no reading No current reading 3.776 m 6.02 m (1 October 2019)
6 Selby Westmill Selby no reading No current reading 5 m 6.339 m (28 December 2015)
7 Skelton Nether Poppleton 1.222 m Within its typical range 6.1 m 6.787 m (4 November 2000)
8 Viking Recorder York 0.662 m Within its typical range 1.9 m 5.4 m (4 November 2000)
9 York Foss Barrier York 5.632 m Within its typical range 7.9 m 10.195 m (4 November 2000)

6 of 9 gauges on this river returned a current reading, read at 20 Sept, 14:34 UTC.

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Which Towns Are On The River Ouse?

Towns whose nearest gauge sits on this river, closest first. A town's own page carries its flood risk band, its postcode districts and its flood history.