Flood Risk Future Map
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Flood risk future map guide for UK property owners
WeCovr's flood risk future map helps UK homeowners estimate potential flood exposure, backed by FCA-authorised guidance and 900,000+ policies issued across protection products. WeCovr also supports private medical insurance UK planning, while this guide explains flood risk context.
What this flood risk calculator estimates
The tool uses nearby monitoring station data to estimate a simple flood risk level and potential value impact.
It provides a directional signal only and does not replace official flood reports.
Estimates proximity-based risk level.
Projects a simple value impact scenario.
Highlights nearest water body data.
Why proximity matters
Properties closer to rivers or monitored waterways may face higher flood exposure, especially as climate volatility rises.
How to use the result
Use the estimate to prioritise resilience checks, insurance reviews, and local authority flood resources.
Why WeCovr supports household protection
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Data sources and guidance references
This guide references Environment Agency flood monitoring data and UK flood resilience guidance.
Risk indicator overview
| Distance to water | Risk level | Projected impact | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| < 0.5 km | High | Higher | Closer exposure |
| 0.5-2 km | Medium | Moderate | Check local history |
| > 2 km | Low | Lower | Not risk-free |
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FAQs
Is this an official flood risk report?
No. It is a directional estimate based on monitoring data.
Can flood risk change over time?
Yes. Climate patterns and local infrastructure can alter risk.
Does this include coastal flooding?
It focuses on nearby water monitoring stations and may not cover coastal risk.
Should I check official sources?
Yes. Use Environment Agency or local authority flood maps for official guidance.