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 Amber  >= 65 m3/sec
 Red/Amber  >= 100 m3/sec
 Red  >= 120 m3/sec
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rssBBC - Weather Centre - Forecast for London, United Kingdom
Tuesday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 5°C (41°F), Min Temp: 0°C (32°F)
Max Temp: 5°C (41°F), Min Temp: 0°C (32°F), Wind Direction: NNE, Wind Speed: 10mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1011mb, Humidity: 76%, UV risk: low, Sunrise: 07:27GMT, Sunset: 17:01GMT
Wednesday: light snow showers, Max Temp: 4°C (39°F), Min Temp: -2°C (28°F)
Max Temp: 4°C (39°F), Min Temp: -2°C (28°F), Wind Direction: N, Wind Speed: 18mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1016mb, Humidity: 63%, UV risk: low, Sunrise: 07:25GMT, Sunset: 17:03GMT
Thursday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 3°C (37°F), Min Temp: -3°C (27°F)
Max Temp: 3°C (37°F), Min Temp: -3°C (27°F), Wind Direction: NNE, Wind Speed: 15mph, Visibility: good, Pressure: 1023mb, Humidity: 58%, UV risk: low, Sunrise: 07:23GMT, Sunset: 17:05GMT
 
  This chart is for guidance only (see notes). For current rowing conditions please consult the status indicator on the boat house or the safety officer

According to readings of river flow rate, wind/fog and water temperature taken on 05 February 2010, the river is currently RED/AMBER, please check the boards before going out as there are other factors which might change the river status. Current club status board:
NB:River conditions are not a measure of your ability to row safely. You must ensure you have the ability to do so in a safe manner. Click here for the Environment Agency’s Thames Conditions site. Please note * below.



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09/02/2010      
08/02/2010      
07/02/2010      
06/02/2010      
05/02/20109.08115.796Calm RED/AMBER: Flow=115.79;Temp 6;Calm
04/02/20109.11115.875Calm RED/AMBER: Flow=115.87;Temp 5;Calm
03/02/201011.35117.615Calm RED/AMBER: Flow=117.61;Temp 5;Calm
02/02/20109.18128.315Gentle RED: Flow=128.31;Temp 5;Gentle
01/02/20109.08139.024Calm RED: Flow=139.02;Temp 4;Calm
31/01/2010      
30/01/2010      
29/01/20109.08155.65Calm RED: Flow=155.6;Temp 5;Calm
28/01/20109.08171.645Calm RED: Flow=171.64;Temp 5;Calm
27/01/201011.20181.074Light RED: Flow=181.07;Temp 4;Light
26/01/20109.111864Calm RED: Flow=186;Temp 4;Calm
25/01/20106.35175.364Calm RED: Flow=175.36;Temp 4;Calm
24/01/2010      
23/01/2010      
22/01/20108.30172.74Calm RED: Flow=172.7;Temp 4;Calm
21/01/20109.11179.564Calm RED: Flow=179.56;Temp 4;Calm
20/01/201011.50171.494Calm RED: Flow=171.49;Temp 4;Calm
19/01/2010      
18/01/20109.00188.094Calm RED: Flow=188.09;Temp 4;Calm
17/01/2010      
16/01/2010      
15/01/2010      
14/01/20109.0875.353Calm RED/AMBER: Flow=75.35;Temp 3;Calm
13/01/20109.08682Calm RED/AMBER: Flow=68;Temp 2;Calm
12/01/20109.1169.642Light RED/AMBER: Flow=69.64;Temp 2;Light
11/01/20109.0867.32Calm RED/AMBER: Flow=67.3;Temp 2;Calm
*Note: Wind and Temperature measurements are taken manually by members of MRC. Flow is read at Maidenhead Bridge Environment Agency(EA) ultrasonic flow gauge. Please be aware that this data is unvalidated and is made available on this website without any warranties or representations of any kind, either express or implied, including, without limitation, any warranties or representations that the data is complete, accurate or free from error. EA and MRC do not assume, and expressly disclaim, any liability to any person or entity for any loss, damage or injury arising in any way from reliance on the data, whether such loss, damage or injury results from negligence, accident or other cause.

The flow gauge has the cross-section of the river programmed in to it. It has a device to measure the river level, and to measure the flow it sends a pulse at an angle across the river which then returns to the gauge. In one direction the pulse is impeeded by the flow, in the other it is helped by it, therefore the difference is an accurate measurement of the flow in the river.
 
 
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