
River heights above normal summer lows on Saturday, 25th May 2013 at 6:45 AM (Click station name for graphs of recent levels)

Wear at Burnhope	0 ft	1 in	Steady
Wear at Stanhope	0 ft	11 in	Steady
Wear at Witton Park	1 ft	2 in	Steady
Wear at Sunderland Bridge	1 ft	1 in	Falling
Wear at Chester le Street	No reading available

Grey bars are a visual representation of heights. The Rising/Falling state is determined by a movement greater than 1/2 inch over the two hours prior to the readings being taken.

The data behind these figures is kindly sent to us each day by the Environment Agency. This page is automatically remade at around 8.30am every morning. It is not guaranteed and data is not validated or checked in any way and may therefore contain errors. River levels can respond rapidly to localised rainfall and river users should be aware of any weather conditions which may have affected river levels since the time of the update.

River Levels

Grey bars are a visual representation of heights. The Rising/Falling state is determined by a movement greater than 1/2 inch over the two hours prior to the readings being taken.

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Grey bars are a visual representation of heights.
The Rising/Falling state is determined by a movement greater than 1/2 inch
over the two hours prior to the readings being taken.