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Atmospheric Rivers (ARs) have been linked to many of the largest recorded UK winter floods. These large‐scale features can be 500–800 km in width but produce markedly different flood responses in adjacent catchments. Here we combine meteorological and hydrological data to examine why two impermeable catchments on the west coast of Britain respond differently to landfalling ARs. This is important to...