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Sunday 25 November 2012
Bedford Flooding Today
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Ahead are a few little pieces of info about water levels in bedford today. the embankment has been breached on a very small scale in aprts and water levels in the town centre are very high.
Storified by Bedford School Geog · Sun, Nov 25 2012 14:23:45
RT @whereswillyj: @BSGeography Flood warning issued for Bedford/Kempston on RIver Ouse. #BeReady #DFloorUnderWaterBedford School Geog
Flood warning in place for Bedford, Cople, Willington, Gt. Barford, Tempsford, Roxton, Wyboston. River levels due to peak at 5am.Bedford News
Flood Warning for River Great Ouse from Bedford to Offord including St Neots. Floodline 0845 9881188. Quickdial 032315.Gareth Howell
The Environment Agency are a key organisation in spreading information on river levels and potential flood risk.
RT @weatherwiseuk: EA flood warning in parts of Beds now http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/34681.aspx?area=052FWFGO3BRO - Bedford on alert http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/34681.aspx?area=052WAFOBBIain Gold
RT @EnvAgencyAnglia: At 15:57, flood warning was issued for River Great Ouse, from Bedford to Offord. Water levels are still rising http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/34681.aspx?area=052FWFGO4BL&page=1&type=Region&term=AnglianDefra UK
RT @Doug14224: @bedfordmidweek @bedfordnews Just been called up by the environment agency, flood warning issued for Bedford/Kempston River Ouse!!Harry Shires
RT @KenzieeByrne: So, Bedford's had a flood warning. Imagine I wake up in the morning, walk downstairs & we're flooded..Lozza
Surprisingly few images have been posted online.
Normally a through path round Priory Lake Bedford #floods http://pic.twitter.com/U7fMWP73Nick Wilson
RT @Soukalwalsh: Great river ouse in Bedford #Flood http://pic.twitter.com/oU2QRNswAmy Soukal-Walsh
River Great Ouse in flood this afternoon. The Embankment, Bedford. @ The Embankment http://instagr.am/p/SdcAvEi7TV/Lisa Bateson
floods in Bedford whaaaaaaaat http://pic.twitter.com/4p1aZF4k---✄----
What river? #bedford #landscape #flood @ River Great Ouse http://instagr.am/p/Sc4yILhRoJ/Cat Lane
2 excellent sites for data on river levels:
River Ouse at Bedford - Environment Agency - River levels station dataThe river level at Bedford is 0.84 metres. This measurement was recorded at 20: 45 on 25/11/2012. The typical river level range for this...
River Great Ouse in Bedfordshire and BuckinghamshireFlood status last changed at 19:16 on 21 Nov 2012 ... Levels in the River Great Ouse from Newport Pagnell to Bedford have now stabilise...
Effects? Not many as yet...
All my trains have been cancelled and can't get back to Bedford till tomorrow morning ... #great #floods #annoyed.Chelsieee
“@MRERo: It there is a flood in Bedford, Mr walker is a prophet.” That is one of the best tweets I have ever read.Josiah Herbert
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