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Flood Alert: River Thames for Henley, Remenham, Medmenham and its tributaries - February 2026

📍 Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Windsor and Maidenhead, Wokingham 🌊 River Thames, Assendon Stream, Hambledon Brook 📅 27 February 2026

A Flood Alert was issued for River Thames for Henley, Remenham, Medmenham and its tributaries in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Windsor and Maidenhead, Wokingham between 25th and 27th February 2026. Affected watercourses included the River Thames, Assendon Stream, Hambledon Brook.

During this event, FloodRadar monitoring gauges recorded notable rises. The River Thames at Sonning Lock rose 3.34m, peaking at 3.50m, while the River Thames at Boulters Lock climbed 3.29m.

Environment Agency advice issued

High river levels today may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible on 27 February 2026. River levels are high but slowly declining on the River Thames. Flooding of low lying land and roads is expected to continue today, 27 February 2026, especially in the Henley on Thames, Remenham and Medmenham areas. Light rainfall is forecast for today and tomorrow. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels. We are liaising with emergency services and local authorities. Avoid using low lying footpaths and any bridges near local watercourses. Go to River levels online for updates on current river levels. T

Monitoring gauges during this event

StationRiverRisePeak
Sonning Lock River Thames +3.34m 3.50m
Boulters Lock River Thames +3.29m 3.34m
Marlow Lock River Thames +3.21m 3.64m
Marsh Lock River Thames +3.13m 3.27m
Shiplake Lock River Thames +3.08m 3.27m
Caversham Lock River Thames +2.92m 3.08m
Hurley Lock River Thames +2.16m 2.23m
Hambleden Lock River Thames +0.60m 0.70m
Temple Lock River Thames +0.20m 0.23m

This report is automatically compiled from Environment Agency flood warning records and FloodRadar river-level monitoring data. Figures are observed gauge readings during the event period. This is a historical record, not a live warning — always check current flood warnings and gov.uk.