Thorverton
Gauging Station Webcams |
||
Mobile users clickhere |
||
All Images
displayed in UTC (GMT) |
The Environment Agency has installed Webcams on the River Exe at Thorverton Gauging Station for the purpose of flood warning monitoring and to give recreational users such as canoeists and anglers an indication of current conditions. Wildlife including herons, kingfishers and fish can also sometimes be seen. This page refreshes automatically after every 5 minutes (or press F5 to update). Twenty-four hour viewing is possible due to infra-red lighting. Please note that there is no public access at the gauging station site at Thorverton (private property). For more information on the Environment Agency please visit www.environment-agency.gov.uk or to email us regarding this web page please contact devoneawebcams@environment-agency.gov.uk
Cam
1:Water level gauge - shows the depth in metres, represented
as 10cm increments. The height is taken from the top of the lowest part
of the weir (the centre). |
Cam 2: General View - this shows the general state of the river and the weather conditions (note that due to the angle of the sun, picture quality can be affected at certain times of the day). |
|
Cam
3: Underwater View - this underwater camera gives an
indication of the clarity of the water (note view can sometimes become
obscured by build up of silt on lens) |
||
Click Here for archived pictures | ||
Note: This information is intended to
be used as a guide to water levels in the River Exe at Thorverton. Technical
difficulties and downtime may result in occasional inaccurate images and
readings. The Environment Agency takes no responsibility for the interpretation
and usage of this information by the public. |