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Environment Agency issues flood warning for Isle of Wight coast due to Storm Boelo

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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The Environment Agency issued a flood warning for the Isle of Wight coast on October 24, 2026, following heavy rain and strong winds from Storm Boelo. Flooding is possible for one hour either side of the night's tide at 10:35 pm, as Storm Boelo is expected to increase tide table values by 0.45m. Large waves are forecast to cause spray overtopping and overwashing of defenses across exposed areas, including Sandown, Shanklin, and Ryde.

From countypress.co.uk

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The warning indicates that esplanades, sea front car parks, and roads in several coastal locations will be flooded. While the Environment Agency does not expect property flooding, the event poses a risk of physical access disruption to local areas.

From countypress.co.uk

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  • SandownSpeculative

    Might face operational disruption to sales and physical access due to flooding of roads and car parks.

  • RydeSpeculative

    Might face operational disruption to sales and physical access due to flooding of roads and car parks.

  • Could face increased operational costs for coastal defense due to local infrastructure damage.

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