River Conditions
Latest Conditions*
| Isis | Godstow | |
| Last Updated David Locke 14/07/2008 15:30 | Last Updated Phil Colborne 09/06/2008 06:56 |
* Please refer to the site disclaimer when using this page.
What Do All The Colours Mean?
The various colours represent how fast (and therefore how dangerous) the stream is on the stretch. If the flag is grey then this shows that the flag is not currently being updated. The colours of the flags also dictate which OURCs rules are active on the stretch though it is important that all crews make their own individual risk assessment before starting an outing.
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No restrictions |
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No novice coxes |
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Senior crews only |
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No crews allowed |
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Flag not currently been maintained |
Keeping Up-To-Date
There's lots of different ways to keep up to date on the latest conditions on the Isis and Godstow stretches.
- You can get the latest conditions as defined by the flag status on your mobile phone by visiting http://wap.ourcs.org.uk
- All changes in the flag status on the Isis and Godstow stretches are sent out to the isisflag mailing list.
- All changes are also recorded on the river conditions history page.
- Anu Dudhia has been keeping track of the river level on the Isis stretch and the latest rainfall figures in Oxford and their effect on Torpids across the years.
