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29th May 2024

The River Forecast - Thames Edition May 29th 2024

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Gareth (2): Welcome to The River

Forecast for May 29th twenty twenty

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four, your daily briefing on the current

conditions along the River Thames.

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Here are the current conditions and

important updates for river users.

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Lock Keepers on duty from

9am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm.

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Let's look at the stream flow.

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Lechlade to Oxford:

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Upstream of St John’s

Lock: no stream warnings.

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St John’s Lock to Iffley

Lock: No stream warnings.

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Oxford to Henley:

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Iffley Lock to Maple durham

Lock: No stream warnings.

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Maple durham Lock to Blakes Lock:

yellow caution, stream increasing.

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Caversham Lock to Sonning Lock:

yellow caution, stream decreasing.

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Sonning Lock to Shiplake Lock:

yellow caution, stream increasing.

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Shiplake Lock to Hambledon Lock:

yellow caution, stream decreasing.

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Henley to Teddington:

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Hambledon Lock to Temple Lock:

Yellow caution, stream increasing.

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Temple Lock to Marlow Lock:

yellow caution, stream decreasing.

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Marlow Lock to Boveney Lock:

yellow caution, stream increasing.

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Boveney Lock to Chertsey

Lock: No stream warnings.

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Chertsey Lock to Shepperton Lock:

yellow caution, stream increasing.

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Shepperton Lock to Teddington

Lock: no stream warnings.

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Moving on to River Restrictions

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This weekend:

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Sunburst Reach: Sunbury Skiff Club

and Desborough Challenge, navigation

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around the old river channel

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Sonning Reach: Sonning Regatta,

navigation on left side of river

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Ongoing:

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Hambledon Reach: Henley Regatta

construction, boaters travelling

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downstream should use the left, Boaters

travelling upstream should use the right.

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Finally, Navigation

Issues and Lock Closures:

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Caversham Reach, submerged boat in

central third of navigation channel

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just upstream of St Mary’s Island

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Whitchurch Head Lock,

obstruction, navigate with caution

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Bray head lock, tree causing

obstruction, navigate on the lay-by

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Cookham Bridge, Cookham Reach: use

arches with caution due to obstruction

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Teddington Barge Lock:

please expect delays.

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Canal Bridge at Radcot damaged,

caution during use advised

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Boulters Lock width restriction in place.

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Weather in the region:

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Oxford a low of 14 and a high of 19, U.V.

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moderate, pollen moderate

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Henley a low of 13 and a high of 19, U.V.

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moderate, pollen moderate

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Windsor a low of 13

with a high of 19, U.V.

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moderate, pollen moderate

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Teddington a low of 15

with a high of 19, U.V.

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moderate, pollen moderate

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High chance of rain across the region.

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River users are reminded to check

warning boards at lock sites or consult

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lock staff for updated information.

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Safety is paramount.

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Please plan your journeys accordingly

and stay informed for smooth sailing.

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Please note that while we strive

to provide accurate and up-to-date

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information, we must emphasise

that no liability is accepted for

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any inaccuracies or changes that

may occur after our broadcast.

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Thank you for listening to the

River Forecast Thames Edition

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for May 29th, twenty twenty four.

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Stay safe on the waterways.

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Whether you're paddling, sailing,

or just daydreaming by the

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riverbank, stay safe, stay savvy,

and keep those water wings handy.

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The River Forecast - Thames Edition
Your briefing on the current conditions along the River Thames.
Welcome to The River Forecast. We bring you the current conditions affecting boaters on the River Thames, directly from the environment agency and other local sources.
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