The Gloucestershire floods of 2007 were caused by a period of exceptionally heavy rainfall in July of that year. The region experienced more than double its average rainfall for the month leading to flooding in many areas.
The floods were caused by a number of factors including:
All of these factors combined to create a perfect storm which caused extensive flooding in Gloucestershire resulting in significant damage to property and infrastructure and sadly the loss of life.
I live in Gloucester And my house got flooded a bit and it was because of the drains were blocked up and i thibk that was the main reason : )
The Gloucestershire floods primarily occurred in July 2007, with significant flooding affecting the region from July 20 to July 25. The worst of the flooding subsided by late July, but recovery efforts and impacts lasted for several weeks afterward. The situation was exacerbated by heavy rainfall and the River Severn overflowing its banks, leading to extensive damage and disruption in the area.
Nobody died in the flood as there was much help involved
Gloucestershire does not have a border with Berkshire
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's motto is 'Gloucestershire rich in wildlife, valued by everyone'.
No, unfortunately there is no castle in Gloucestershire- but there is an enormous cathedral!
Gloucestershire covers 1,216 square miles.
Gloucestershire Warriors was created in 1997.
Gloucestershire Echo was created in 1873.
Gloucestershire Regiment ended in 1994.
Gloucestershire Regiment was created in 1881.
Gloucestershire Cup was created in 1887.