Last few days to complete very useful survey to consider impact and possible remedies to the severe erosion at Thorpeness. Deadline 14th September @EastSuffolk
Thorpeness Survey โ Your Village, Your Future ยป East Suffolk Council https://t.co/o0eNy20g4m
Further thoughts on severe erosion at #Thorpeness possible contributory factors and things to be aware re next steps for this vulnerable section of coastline
#ThorpenessBeach#Suffolk#CoastalErosion
https://t.co/T6d1XbhmCW
Somewhat belatedly in July, a look at ten years of Maximum Observed Tide Heights from #Lowestoft tide gauge for 1st, 15th & 30th January 2015 - 2025. Not a #SLR narrative, but follow release of #MetOffice#StateofClimateReport2024
https://t.co/Vq7pdAXZRl
Thoughts on Winter storm damage on #Suffolk and #Norfolk coast. Ghostly image of #DunwichChurch used as backdrop to consider new erosion through lens of past losses to try and understand anew erosion at a time of #climatechange
https://t.co/LYCxdSBVyp
Despite apparently benign conditions there are multiple flood warnings on the east coast today.
Northerly winds putting half a metre of surge on top of big Spring tides.
@EnvAgencyAnglia Part 2:
Flood warning for Precautionary Evacuation Notice area at Snettisham seafront - Details: https://t.co/rFyJrF4nrw
Flood gates in Hunstanton will be closed later today.
Sign up for flood alerts here: https://t.co/moemppLNZi
If coastal erosion was threatening central London, you can bet the government would move heaven & earth to solve it...
๐ Here in North Norfolk, where we have one of the fastest eroding coastlines in Western Europe, we expect that same level of urgency to tackle this emergency.
In remembrance of the damaging #1953stormsurge that tragically claimed the lives of 307 people.
Useful reminder for those of us focused on coastal erosion, of the vulnerability of humans, homes and infrastructure to the indifferent power of the sea.
https://t.co/lnoO4zfL27
#OnThisDay: in 1953, a large storm surge combined with a spring tide and flooded many parts of the east coast, claiming the lives of 307 people in England and 19 in Scotland.
Central #London was only spared due to the major flooding in East Anglia, Essex and Canvey Island ๐.
Great to see both flood and erosion services updated. In addition to checking your flood risk, you can also now check coastal erosion risk for an area in England. https://t.co/2rrGPISQ3F
Have drifted with the currents of North Sea over to blue sky, will continue to post here for a while
@alteredcoast.bsky.social
In the meantime thoughts on Aggregate Surplus Strength of rainfall and wave action and erosion at #Pakefield beach
https://t.co/LYCxdSCtnX
Observations of the ever shifting, occasionally dramatic alterations of Shingle at #SudbourneBeach in #Suffolk The narrowing shingle ridge south of the #MartelloTower near #Aldeburgh
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https://t.co/LYCxdSBVyp