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Watershed Conditions Statement- Water Safety – April 10, 2015 – Flood Event 2, Bulletin 1
Highlights: 15 to 25 mm of Precipitation Water levels on the rise Fast flowing water and slippery stream banks Current:...
Highlights: 15 to 25 mm of Precipitation Water levels on the rise Fast flowing water and slippery stream banks Current:...
Highlights: No significant precipitation this week Water levels gradually falling River ice continues to deteriorate River flows continue to be...
Highlights: Water levels on the rise River ice deteriorating rapidly Slippery banks, cold and swift moving water Water levels on...
Highlights: Snow melt from warm temperatures 25-35 mm of Precipitation River levels expected to rise Fast flowing water and slippery...
Highlights: 50 to 70 mm of Precipitation for today River levels expected to rise Potentially fast flowing water and slippery...
Highlights: Extensive rainfall in excess of 50mm across the watershed Saturated ground conditions Localized flooding across the region Road closures...
Highlights: 30 to 40 mm of Precipitation for today and tomorrow River levels expected to rise towards the end of...
River flows continue to be high with some localized flooding into floodplain areas. Levels are beginning to moderate and are expected to continue to fall slowly across the watershed this week however additional snowmelt will continue to enter the watershed. Environment Canada is forecasting higher daytime temperatures above zero later this week but slightly below zero continuing for overnight lows. “This maple syrup type weather is just what we need to…
It has been a long cold winter but more seasonable conditions are on the way. Environment Canada is forecasting high...
Highlights: Snow melt from warm temperatures 25– 35 mm of precipitation Water levels to rise and river ice to deteriorate...
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