Flood Alert Lifted: River Leen, Day Brook and Tottle Brook

Flood Alert Lifted for Nottinghamshire Waterways

The Environment Agency has confirmed that the flood forecast for the River Leen, Day Brook and Tottle Brook in Nottinghamshire has changed significantly, and there is no longer a risk of flooding in the area.

What Has Happened

An earlier flood forecast indicated a potential risk of flooding along these waterways in the Nottingham area. According to the Environment Agency, conditions have since improved and the risk has passed. Weather conditions are expected to continue improving, and no further flooding is anticipated at this time.

What Areas Are Affected

This update relates to the River Leen, Day Brook and Tottle Brook and the surrounding areas in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. The Environment Agency has not specified particular streets or postcodes in connection with this alert.

What You Should Do

Although the flood risk has been lifted, the Environment Agency advises people to remain cautious around these waterways. In particular:

• Stay away from floodwater. Even after a flood risk passes, residual floodwater can contain hidden dangers, including open manhole covers, sewage, and chemicals.
• Take care on waterside roads and footpaths. Surfaces may still be slippery or unstable following recent conditions.
• Do not put yourself in unnecessary danger. If you are unsure whether an area is safe, keep away until conditions have fully settled.

Ongoing Monitoring

The Environment Agency has stated that it will continue to monitor the situation. Further alerts or warnings will be issued if conditions change. Members of the public are encouraged to keep an eye on official updates.

Where to Get More Information

This information has been provided by the Environment Agency. For the latest updates on flood alerts and warnings in your area, you can:

• Visit the Environment Agency flood information page at check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk
• Call the Floodline on 0345 988 1188 (available 24 hours a day, seven days a week)
• Follow the Environment Agency on social media for real-time updates

The original source data for this alert can be found at the Environment Agency flood monitoring service.