
Liffey River at Upstream West Channel,0.86,Steady,07:00 AM TUE 22/11/22

Meander River at Westwood Bridge,3.48,Falling,08:55 AM TUE 22/11/22 Meander River at Strathbridge,3.67,Falling,07:00 AM TUE 22/11/22

Meander River at Deloraine Railway Bridge,1.04,Steady,08:45 AM TUE 22/11/22 This is a final warning, no further warnings will be issued for this event. SES Flood Warnings can be found at Flood and storm safety advice is available at Road closure information is available at For emergency assistance call the SES on telephone number 132 500.įor life threatening situations, call 000 immediately. The Meander River at Westwood Bridge is expected to remain below the minor flood level (4.00 m). The Meander River at Westwood Bridge is currently at 3.48 metres and falling, below the minor flood level. No significant rainfall is forecast for the next few days.įlooding is no longer expected along the Meander River below Strathbridge. In the 24 hours to 9:00 am Tuesday, no significant rainfall has been recorded in the Meander River catchment. Issued at 10:14 AM EDT on Tuesday 22 November 2022įLOODING NO LONGER EXPECTED AT WESTWOOD BRIDGE
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The course of these meandering rivers is unstable, being able to form a horseshoe or oxbow lake.The dynamic behavior of meanders is the product of the erosive and sedimentary action of fresh waters .An increase in the flow of the river accentuates the sinuosity of the meanders.The final deposition of sediments gives rise to the formation of lobes or p oint bars.It has a greater capacity to drag and transport sediments, compared to straight rivers.They usually originate in rivers located on alluvial plains with little slope.They present a very marked sinuosity, by which they are easily distinguishable.
