Flood warning issued for Bosham and West Itchenor ahead of Monday's high tide
Flooding is expected for an hour either side of the 11am tide
High tides are expected to cause flooding in coastal areas of Bosham and West Itchenor on Monday, according to a flood warning.
Flooding is expected for one hour either side of Monday morning's high tide at 11am.
The warning area covers coastal parts of Bosham and West Itchenor, including Chidham, Broadbridge and Bosham Hoe.
What is expected to be affected
The warning says Shore Road will be affected, along with a small number of buildings in Bosham High Street and Gloucester Terrace.
Water is expected to reach the top of slipways in West Itchenor.
Why the tide is higher
The weather is increasing tide table values by 0.48m.
The total forecast tide at Chichester Harbour is 5.42 metres Chart Datum (2.68 mAOD).
The warning also refers to a strong southerly Force 6 wind.
Tides later in the week
Monday's evening tide at 11.15pm is forecast to be 34cm lower, at 2.34 mAOD.
Tuesday's tides are forecast to be lower again, without flood impacts.
Wednesday's midday tide is currently predicted to be 2.4 mAOD, which may cause minor flood impacts to low-lying land.
What people are being told
The warning says the situation is being closely monitored.
People are being told to activate any flood protection products they have.
The warning is due to be updated by 6pm on Monday 26th October, or sooner if the situation changes.