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River Monitoring Stations in Denbighshire

Wales • 7 monitoring stations across 4 rivers
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High level
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Above normal
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Normal or below
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Total stations

Rainfall across north-west England and north Wales, year by year

Denbighshire sits in the Met Office's north-west England and north Wales area. Each bar is one year's total; the dark line is the ten-year average, which is what a trend looks like once single wet and dry years are smoothed out; the dashed line is the 1991–2020 average of 1,338 mm. 2025 brought 1,329 mm, close to that. The wettest year here since 1996 was 2000 (1,691 mm), the driest 1996 (1,021 mm).

north-west England and north Wales: yearly rainfall from 1996 to 2025, wettest 2000 at 1,691 mm, driest 1996 at 1,021 mm1996: 1,021 mm1997: 1,157 mm1998: 1,492 mm1999: 1,448 mm2000: 1,691 mm2001: 1,175 mm2002: 1,468 mm2003: 1,070 mm2004: 1,397 mm2005: 1,207 mm2006: 1,396 mm2007: 1,357 mm2008: 1,548 mm2009: 1,359 mm2010: 1,026 mm2011: 1,333 mm2012: 1,625 mm2013: 1,198 mm2014: 1,369 mm2015: 1,530 mm2016: 1,300 mm2017: 1,402 mm2018: 1,177 mm2019: 1,503 mm2020: 1,644 mm2021: 1,400 mm2022: 1,234 mm2023: 1,608 mm2024: 1,549 mm2025: 1,329 mm1,338 mm199620102025

Rainfall over a whole region, not a measurement in Denbighshire itself, and a wet year is not the same thing as a flood: what floods a river is how much falls at once and how wet the ground already was. Average rainfall: HadUK-Grid v1.3.2, Met Office. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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