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Flood Alert: Silk Stream and the Deans, Edgware, Dollis, Mutton, Wembley and Wealdstone Brooks - 24th October 2026

📍 Barnet, Brent, Greater London, Harrow 🌊 Silk Stream; Dollis Brook; Deans Brook; Edgware Brook; Mutton Brook; Wealdstone Brook; Wembley Brook 📅 24 October 2026

A Flood Alert was issued for Silk Stream and the Deans, Edgware, Dollis, Mutton, Wembley and Wealdstone Brooks in Barnet, Brent, Greater London, Harrow on 24th October 2026. Affected watercourses included the Silk Stream; Dollis Brook; Deans Brook; Edgware Brook; Mutton Brook; Wealdstone Brook; Wembley Brook.

During this event, FloodRadar monitoring gauges recorded notable rises. The Silk Stream at Colindale rose 1.05m, peaking at 1.22m, while the Silk Stream at Edgware Hospital climbed 0.63m.

Environment Agency advice issued

Rising river levels this evening may lead to flooding. Flooding is possible from the evening of Saturday 24 October due to heavy rainfall from Storm Austen and Boelo. Locations most affected will be low lying land and roads near rivers. Further heavy rain is forecast for this evening. We expect river levels to peak tonight and begin to fall during tomorrow morning, Sunday 25 October. We are monitoring rainfall and river levels . Take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water. This message will be updated by 10:00AM on Sunday 25 October or as the situation changes.

Monitoring gauges during this event

StationRiverRisePeak
Colindale Silk Stream +1.05m 1.22m
Edgware Hospital Silk Stream +0.63m 1.31m
Wembley Wealdstone Brook +0.62m 0.73m
Kenton Lane Wealdstone Brook +0.60m 0.72m
Whetstone Dollis Brook +0.55m 0.58m
Brent Cross River Brent +0.52m 0.66m
Stanmore, Wolverton Road Edgware Brook +0.48m 0.49m
Hampstead Suburb Mutton Brook +0.29m 1.08m
North Finchley Dollis Brook +0.24m 0.49m
Edgware, Deans Brook Deans Brook +0.06m 0.87m

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.