Overview
- Latest Environment Agency guidance projects the Severn to peak at 4.6–4.7m in Worcester and 4.5–5.6m at Diglis on Tuesday morning.
- Multiple flood warnings remain across Shropshire and Worcestershire, with most Worcestershire locations forecast to peak on November 18.
- Gauge data shows Shrewsbury past its peak and falling, while levels near Ironbridge are around 4.8m–5.0m and Bridgnorth is forecast to reach 4.1–4.3m on Monday evening.
- Worcester streets flagged for possible flooding include Quay Street, South Quay, Diglis Avenue, Hood Street, Waterworks Road, Croft Road and the A44 New Road.
- Emergency services urge people to avoid flood water after rescuing three people from a car in Upton, and the EA notes one warning has been removed for Bow and Piddle Brook as levels fell.