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Flood Alert
0.6m from Warrington - Flood ()
Flood Alert
3.6m from Fleetwood - M6 (N)
J15-J16 Roadworks
2.3m from Stafford - M6 (S)
J14-J15 Roadworks
4m from Eccleshall - M60 (W)
J1 Roadworks
1.1m from Stockport - M62 (E)
J24 Roadworks
3.2m from Huddersfield - M60 (S)
J25-J27 Roadworks
1.2m from Stockport - A585 (N)
Roadworks
4.8m from Blackpool - A585 (S)
Roadworks
4.6m from Blackpool - M57 (N)
J6-J7 Roadworks
1.7m from Aintree - M62 (W)
J24 Roadworks
1.8m from Brighouse - M6 (N)
J14-J15 Roadworks
2.7m from Stafford - M6 (N)
J14-J15 Roadworks
2.8m from Stafford - M6 (N)
J14 Roadworks
2.6m from Stafford - M6 (S)
J33-J34 Roadworks
2.6m from Lancaster - M6 (N)
J14 Roadworks
2.7m from Stafford - M6 (S)
J12-J13 Roadworks
4.6m from Eccleshall - M6 (S)
J13 Roadworks
4.6m from Eccleshall - M6 (N)
J13-J14 Roadworks
2.7m from Stafford - M57 (S)
J5-J6 Roadworks
1.8m from Aintree
Flood
Flood Alert
The next high tide for the Mersey Estuary at Warrington is expected to be higher than usual at 13:30 17/04/2018.
Flooding of low lying land is possible in the following places:
Fiddlers Ferry between 13:30 and 14:15.
Eastford Road between 13:45 and 14:30.
Arpley Bridge between 14:00 and 14:45.
It is possible that river levels may affect Arpley Road under the railway bridge.
People are advised to stay away from risk areas and take care around locations adjacent to the Mersey Estuary in Warrington.
We will continue to monitor the situation and update you if necessary.
Detailed tidal information for those who use it: the forecast high tide level is 5.28mAOD at Liverpool Gladstone Dock, this is 0.61 metres above astronomical tide level. DETAILS