You can sign-up to receive email alerts whenever the conditions on a particular stretch or stretches of the non-tidal Thames change

The alerts are provided by IFTTT who monitor the Environmental Agency RSS feed and generate emails whenever the conditions change

The stretches are linked to locks and typically, users sign up for the locks upstream and downstream of their mooring (you can sign up for as many stretches as you wish)

To receive the alerts you must sign up to the free IFTTT service - this will be offered the first time you try to subscribe (you can unsubscribe at any time by logging in to your free IFTTT account and following the instructions)

Subscribe to Conditions' Alerts

Owners of Apple iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod, HomePod) can just say:

'Hey, Siri, River Conditions'

and have Siri read out the current condition for a given section of non-tidal Thames (a section being between any two adjacent locks). To do this you simply need to install the relevant Apple 'Shortcut' onto any iOS device; once installed the Shortcut is available on all iOS devices signed in to the same Apple Id.

For full instructions on how to download, install, modify and use river condition shortcuts, click here.

If you do not have an Internet connection, you can hear EA spoken conditions' info:

call Floodline on 0345 988 1188 and select Option 1 for river information for boaters

- when prompted enter the relevant quick dial number:

• 415000 - upstream of St John's Lock to Radcot Lock
• 415001 - Rushey to Godstow Lock
• 415002 - Osney to Iffley Lock
• 415003 - Sandford to Clifton Lock
• 415004 - Day's to Mapledurham Lock
• 415005 - Caversham to Shiplake Lock
• 415006 - Marsh to Boveney Lock
• 415007 - Romney to Bell Weir Lock
• 415008 - Penton Hook to Chertsey Lock
• 415009 - Shepperton to Teddington Lock
• 415010 - River Kennet upstream of Blake's Lock