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Your one-stop flood information website for Staffordshire and the Black Country

Flood:

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I want to know what to do in a flood

Aware

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I want to check whether I’m at flood risk

Informed

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I want to know more about my flood risk

Resilient

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I know about my risk, what actions can I take?

Flood Status dashboard

Data last retrieved: 00:25:15 24 November 2024

Monitoring 179 Environment Agency flood warning / alert areas (163 not currently in force)

The information below is specific to the FAIR project area across Staffordshire and the Black Country. If you are travelling outside this area, other warning and alerts may be in force. Use the Environment Agency Check for flooding service for the status across England.

Severe Flood Warning: 0


Flood Warning: 3


River Weaver at Shrewbridge Lodge
EA Check for Flooding
River Dove at Hangingbridge and Church Mayfield
EA Check for Flooding
River Dove from Coldwall Bridge to Okeover
EA Check for Flooding

Flood Alert: 13


Lower Dove Brooks and Egginton Brook in Derbyshire
EA Check for Flooding
Rugeley Trent
EA Check for Flooding
River Blithe and River Swarbourn
EA Check for Flooding
River Hamps and River Manifold
EA Check for Flooding
Lower Dove
EA Check for Flooding
Upper Dove
EA Check for Flooding
River Trent in Derbyshire
EA Check for Flooding
Tern and Perry catchments
EA Check for Flooding
River Stour and Smestow Brook in the Black Country and South Staffordshire
EA Check for Flooding
River Churnet and River Tean
EA Check for Flooding
River Sow and River Penk
EA Check for Flooding
Stoke Trent
EA Check for Flooding
Weaver catchment including Nantwich, Frodsham, Crewe, Winsford and Northwich
EA Check for Flooding

Upcoming events

The Staffordshire County Council Flood Management team will be visiting:

More information

More information about our upcoming events, plus previous events can be found on our Community Events page

Project video: Norton Canes Community Library

The first community scheme as part of the FAIR (Flood: Aware, Informed, Resilient) Project has been at the Norton Canes Community Library. 

The library is an important community hub for Norton Canes and neighbouring villages and acts as a safe space and meeting place for many community and voluntary groups. The library entrance was regularly flooded from surface water during rainfall. Larger events flooded the carpark and grounds of a neighbouring church and caused foul sewer flooding to enter the library.