There does not seem to be an exact number. There were several different groups that sent boats out. The closest guess (and just a guess) is 1,400.
the Tewkesbury flood started on the 19th20th of July 2007
on the 23rd of July 2007 the flood was at its worst :( it started on the 20th with heavy rainfall
the river 7 lol
The flood in Tewkesbury in 2007 had significant effects on the town. Homes and businesses were extensively damaged, residents had to be evacuated, and there was a disruption of essential services such as water and power supply. The flood also had a negative impact on the local economy, with businesses suffering losses and ongoing recovery efforts.
God. I presume you mean Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, UK. The Rivers Severn and Avon meet at Tewkesbury, and the whole area is subject to floods every Winter, in which a few houses in Tewkesbury and elsewhere get flooded. The flood of July 2007 was in Summer, but followed a huge burst of rain in the upper Severn, which you could call an Act of God, others might say that it is just one manifestation of increasingly stormy weather patterns due to global warming. That flood of 2007 was execptionally high, thankfully the district seldom floods so high.
The Tewkesbury flood in 2007 displaced hundreds of residents, caused substantial damage to homes and businesses, and led to significant economic losses. The flood also resulted in power cuts, contaminated water supplies, and transportation disruptions in the area. Efforts to improve flood defenses and emergency response have been made since the event.
There are floods in Tewkesbury every winter, though seldom as bad as the flood of Summer 2007, in July.
The Tewkesbury flood in July 2007 took several weeks to fully drain, with significant water levels remaining for about a month in some areas. Although immediate relief efforts began quickly, complete recovery and drainage of affected areas continued into August. The extensive nature of the flooding, combined with the saturated ground conditions, contributed to the prolonged drainage period.
During the Tewkesbury flooding in 2007, a total of seven people lost their lives due to the extreme weather conditions and flooding.
Because of the global warming weathers were changing and this caused storms and a burst of rain drop into the river severn. That is why Tewksbury had a flood in 2007. Answer: We can not honestly say that the cause of the flood was due to global warming from a scientific perspective. We can say that if the planet does warm as some predict, that additional flooding of some low areas could occur.
The highest flood on the River Severn in recent times was in July 2007. It overwhelmed the waterworks in Tewkesbury, which cut off piped drinking water for 2 weeks to 340,000 people. It very nearly cut off electricity to 600,000 thousand people, the electricity station was saved by the frantic efforts of a lot of people. Some houses in Tewkesbury have only just been dried out, repaired, and re-occupied by their owners. Fortunately there were very few deaths.
The River Severn had a major flood in 2007. There were no people injured in this great flood and no property was damaged.