This information will be updated as soon as it becomes available
Latest flooding information
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Road information is also available on our live incidents map
If there is any risk of danger to people or property from floodwater ring 999 immediately.
Report a flood
Keep up to date with the latest weather warnings
Keep up to date with Flood warnings and alerts in Herefordshire
Official road closures
Report flooding on a road or footpath - call us on 01432 261800
- Road closed signs are there for your safety - ignoring road closures and flood signs isn’t just risky—it can be dangerous
- Roads aren’t officially reopened until they have passed a full safety inspection by our teams and deemed safe.
- Please do not drive past road closed signs or into flood water as there may be hidden dangers - flood levels may drop on certain roads but roads are not reopened until they have been inspected for safety.
- Your safety is our priority. Roads will officially reopen once it’s safe.
- Please respect the signs, and thank you for your patience.
Updated 15:00 - 02/12/2024
- C1280 Bromsash
- C1195 Peterchurch
- U71230 Greenway Lane, Whitchurch
- C1125 Sutton St Nicholas
- Wilton Lane, Wilton
- Updates on the A49 are available from the Highways Agency X feed
Reopened
- C1122 Wellington
- C1113 Ketch Lane, Bodenham
- C1275 Pontshill
- C1258 Goodrich
- B4234 Bishopswood
- B4229 Kerne Bridge, Goodrich, Ross on Wye
- U93605 Newtown Lane, Newtown
- C1112 Ford Bridge
- U7016 Watery Lane, Lower Bullingham
- Wye Street, Ross On Wye
- Lockhill, Upper Sapey
- A465 Pontrilas
- A4110 Knapton
- A438 Tarrington
- B4521 Broad Oak
- B4203 Bromyard
- A4103 Lower Eggleton to Castle Frome
- U92600 Croft Lane, Kingsland
- U94422 Wyson Lane, Brimfield
- C1248 Llangarron
- U65008 Ripple Wood Road, Collington
- A44 Steensbridge
- C1046, Millbrook Way
- C1268 Holme Lacy Road, Hereford
- A4110 Monkland
- B4214 Staplow
- C1209 Peterchurch
- Hereford Road, Broadward
- B4361 Orleton
- B4399 Holme Lacy
- C1195 Madley
- A4113 Walford Leintwardine
- Ivington Road, Newtown
- A438, Letton
- U73007 Towtree Lane, Burghill
- C1127 Lower Lyde
- U91416 Noke Lane, Staunton On Arrow
- Tuck Mill Lane, Marstow
- C1062 Winslow
- C1121 Millcroft Road, Bodenham
- C1120 Marden
- Long Lane, Peterchurch
Buses
- Latest updates from Sargeants
- Latest updates from Yeomans Travel
- Latest updates from Lugg Valley
- Latest updates from Stagecoach Wales
- Latest updates from First Worcester
Report a flood
Use the contact numbers below to direct your report to the appropriate agency to deal with it:
There is also flood advice information available on our website.
- Flooding on a road or footpath - call us on 01432 261800
- Flooding from a burst water main or sewer flooding - call Welsh Water on 0800 085 3968 (24-hour service) or Severn Trent Water on 0800 783 4444 (24-hour service)
- Flooding to your property from river or groundwater flooding - call the Environment Agency Floodline on 0345 988 1188 (24-hour service)
- Flooding to your property from an ordinary watercourse (such as a stream, drain, ditch or brook) - call us on 01432 261800. Any information you give us may be shared with other organisations to help prevent and improve our response to flooding in the county
Dangers of ignoring road closure signs
Hidden Dangers
- Floodwaters hide hazards like lifted manhole covers, debris and damaged road surfaces and verges. Even after the water recedes, structural damage to roads, banks and verges may still be present.
- Driving hazards such as mud and debris may need to be cleared by our teams before it is safe.
Danger to Others
- Moving or ignoring flood signs puts yourself and others at risk. It’s not only dangerous, but it's also an offence.
- Do not drive into floodwater.
The Facts
- 15cm of fast-moving water can knock you off your feet.
- 30cm of water can move your car.
- 60cm of standing water will float your vehicle.
Don’t risk it
Even a small amount of water can cause serious damage to your car or, worse, lead to a life-threatening situation.
Removing signs or driving through flooded areas means our teams and emergency resources are tied up and can’t respond to other urgent situations.