Why might there be storm discharges when there hasnt been a storm? @unitedutilities
Why might there be storm discharges when there hasnt been a storm?  @unitedutilities
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In areas where we have larger catchments, there can be a delay in the water filtering through to the overflow point but there can be a number of other reasons why you might see a spill, for example - runoff from roofs and roads entering the sewer system. Sophie explains more.
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Why might there be storm discharges when there hasn't been a storm?

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