6–7 April 2024 · 2023-24 season · named by Met Eireann · Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, England
Red/amber rings mark rivers that reached or came close to their own high level during the storm — the most direct evidence of likely flooding (the gauge measures the river, not any one property). Solid dots mark each flood area's reference point, coloured by the most severe warning raised there — a warning means flooding was expected. Shaded shapes are the Environment Agency's recorded flood outlines: land actually observed flooded, published retrospectively (updated quarterly). England data only.
| Gauge | Total mm |
|---|---|
| Burnbanks | 85.4 |
| Wet Sleddale | 85.3 |
| Glenridding Greenside Mines | 83.0 |
| Coniston Coppermines | 79.1 |
| Seathwaite Farm | 72.8 |
| Moorahill Farm | 70.8 |
| Brotherswater | 70.7 |
| Honister | 70.0 |
| High Row | 70.0 |
| Orton - Shallowford | 67.2 |
| Kentmere Hallow Bank No2 | 66.7 |
| Mickleden Middle Fell Farm | 62.8 |
| Station | Peak | % of warning |
|---|---|---|
| Mansfield The Dykes · River Maun | 3.16 m | 316% |
| Leighton Buzzard · River Ouzel | 1.03 m | 316% |
| Wensor Bridge, Shelton · River Devon | 4.70 m | 276% |
| The Causeway · Dimore Brook | 1.41 m | 260% |
| Hexham Tanners Row Downstream · Cockshaw Burn | 0.07 m | 247% |
| Stanford Bridge · River Teme | 3.25 m | 238% |
| Worksop · River Ryton | 2.38 m | 227% |
| Weetwood Bridge · River Till | 2.52 m | 223% |
| Fairburn Sluices · Aire Washlands | 4.38 m | 214% |
| Whitewater Bridge · River Maun | 1.59 m | 199% |
| Wimpole · River Rhee | 0.68 m | 199% |
| Kielder Butteryhaugh · River North Tyne | 1.10 m | 197% |
Gauge records cover 5–8 April 2024 (the storm window ± a day). Frozen 3 Jul 2026.
FloodRadar compiles Environment Agency warning history, gauge data and public reporting. It is not an emergency service and does not replace official flood warnings — always follow official guidance during a storm.
