To sign up for flood warnings, you’ll need to provide:
- the address or location you are registering for
- a phone number you can be contacted on day or night
- an email address
The service is free.
Sign in if you want to update your details or cancel your account.
Other ways to register
You can also register, update your details or cancel your account by calling Floodline.
Floodline
Telephone: 0345 988 1188
Type talk: 0345 602 6340
24-hour service
Find out about call charges on gov.uk
Welsh Language
You can choose to receive warnings and correspondence in either Welsh or English.
In an emergency we may send you warning information in English instead of Welsh.
Twitter Alerts
Sign up to receive alerts during flooding and other major environmental incidents via our Twitter account @NatResWales.
When will we use Twitter Alerts?
We will use Twitter Alerts to send critical warning information to our customers via Twitter. We will only use Twitter Alerts to share urgent information about significant risks to life or the environment as a result of flooding or environmental incidents.
We will endeavour to use Twitter Alerts to share warnings about:
- imminent flooding to homes and businesses
- pollution that presents a risk to people
- failures of waterway structures presenting a hazard to the public or property
We will try and send the most critical flood warning information via Twitter Alerts. Please note, however, that these are sent manually. The best way to receive notifications of flood warnings for your local area is to sign up to our Floodline Warnings Direct service.
How to sign up for Twitter Alerts
When you follow @NatResWales on Twitter, our Twitter Alerts will appear in your timeline with an orange bell symbol.
You can also sign up to receive our Twitter Alerts via text message and push notification to your mobile phone or tablet.