Official alertHigh confidence
Environment Agency flood-monitoring API
Flood alert · Lower Trent and tributaries · Published 08:40
Operational site monitoring England pilot
Know which sites need attention.
Check an English site against the latest Environment Agency flood signals, then record the action your team should take.
Portfolio status
Last checked —
Cards below are demonstration records until a site check is run.
Your operating picture
Site portfolio
No sites match those filters.
Selected site
Action detail
Traceable inputs
Source evidence
Every status is assembled from a source signal, a geography match and a customer rule. Demonstration cards show the evidence pattern; a live site check is required for a real location.
Area contextContext only
Flood Map for Planning
Site sits within an indicative area requiring local review.
Customer ruleConfigured
High-criticality escalation rule
Prepare when an official alert is within the site’s operating area.
A deliberately simple model
Three actions, never a false “safe”.
FloodOps does not predict flooding or replace an official warning service. It combines an official signal with your operating context and produces a transparent next action.
MonitorNo active trigger, or the available evidence needs watching.
PrepareA configured threshold is met; the site checklist is ready to start.
EscalateA high-priority trigger is met; notify the accountable role now.
Safety and data limits
This local demo uses fictional sites and fixture evidence. It is not an emergency alert service, a property-level risk assessment, a route safety verdict, or a substitute for official warnings and your own business-continuity procedures. Data can be delayed, incomplete or unavailable. A production version would show freshness, preserve official wording and require specialist review before operational use.