NE and Yorkshire

NE and Yorkshire

Dry- The river cannot be paddled
Scrape-Mostly impassable for any boats .
Low- Shallow water with some impassable sections.
Medium- Moderate water with occasional exposed rocks.
High- High water fun.
Spate- Very high water caution needed, low bridges, trees and few eddies.

River

Level

Trend

Kex Beck	High	Rising
Kex Beck near Bolton Abbey.
Submitted by Gravity			26/02/2010 04:53 PM

Ure	High	Falling
Aysgarth falls very high but levels dropping off now
Submitted by Dan Toward			20/11/2009 09:13 PM

Wharfe	High	Falling
upper wharfe today low/med lower wharfe clasic section high
Submitted by Dan Toward			20/11/2009 09:12 PM

Wharfe	High	Rising
At Pool-in Wharfedale it is almost over the top of the banks. Risen since yesterday. The weir upstream from Pool Bridge didn't look too friendly.
Submitted by D			18/11/2009 12:52 PM

Ure	High	No Movement
Not sure if the Ure ever gose into 'spate', but it is very high at the moment. Take care at Mickley weir if you put on above it. Big, river wide and nasty looking. May get through extreme left or right, or portage river right.
Submitted by D			18/11/2009 12:50 PM

Ure	Medium	No Movement
good fun. not very big.
Submitted by A.w			09/11/2009 11:45 AM

Etherow	High	No Movement
stonking. full fat fun.
Submitted by A.w.			02/11/2009 09:13 AM

Yorkshire In General	Low	No Movement
Where has all the rain gone? Wharfe - low Ure - low. low low low
Submitted by Dd			14/10/2009 02:00 PM

Wharfe	Low	No Movement
I've not checked upstream, but given the levels at Pool-in-Wharfedale, I'm beginning to think that someone has built a dam at Grassington! low low low low
Submitted by D			24/09/2009 01:40 PM

Wharfe	High	Falling
Still big and brown at 9am today, but lower than yesterday.
Submitted by D			04/09/2009 02:49 PM