Hafren Dyfrdwy storm overflows

54 storm overflows · regulated by Natural Resources Wales.

Discharging now
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No live feed is published
Spills in 2025
1,165
official, from 54 monitored overflows
Hours in 2025
8,475
total discharge time, 157 h per overflow
Average per overflow
21.6
spills each in 2025 · -40% on 2024 (35.9)

Discharging now

Hafren Dyfrdwy does not publish a live status for its overflows.

Year by year

Spills reported across all of Hafren Dyfrdwy's monitored overflows.

202349 sites
1,899 spills · 16k h
202454 sites
1,939 spills · 18k h
202554 sites
1,165 spills · 8,475 h

More overflows were monitored each year (49 in 2023, 54 in 2025), so part of any rise is more monitors, not only more spilling.

Hafren Dyfrdwy's annual Event Duration Monitoring return to Natural Resources Wales (12/24-hour spill count), as compiled by The Rivers Trust. Overflows with no usable monitor data in a year are left out of it, not counted as zero.

Most spills in 2025

The overflows that spilled most often. A red tag means discharging right now.

1
901,736 h
2
Knighton (STW) Watercourse not named
851,235 h
3
69627 h
4
56615 h
5
46449 h
6
Carno (STW) Watercourse not named
44191 h
7
Caersws TPS Watercourse not named
4457 h
8
43583 h
9
4247 h
10
41387 h
11
41 
12
36108 h
13
34122 h
15
Llanwddyn - Abertridwr (PS) Watercourse not named
32576 h
16
Welshpool (STW) Watercourse not named
30164 h
17
Llansantffraid (SPS) Watercourse not named
26144 h
18
Welshpool (STW) Watercourse not named
2524 h
19
Meifod Wastewater Treatment Works Watercourse not named
23380 h
20
22109 h
21
21245 h
22
20 
23
Newtown (CSO) Watercourse not named
1910 h
24
Church Stoke (SPS) Watercourse not named
19 

Concerned about an overflow?

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Annual figures: The Rivers Trust EDM compilation, © Hafren Dyfrdwy, Open Government Licence. FloodRadar republishes the monitors' status and the published figures; it does not measure discharges itself, and a monitor reports a discharge, not its volume or its cause.