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Water Safety Statement issued by Quinte Conservation

Summary by Quinte News
With the anticipated rain in the forecast, Quinte Conservation has issued a Water Safety Statement. With 30 to 35 mm of rain possible in the southern portions of Prince Edward County and areas north of Hwy 7 expected to receive 20 to 25 mm and some warmer temperatures, runoff from rain and snowmelt will likely create a rise in water levels on small creeks. While nuisance flooding is likely, larger river systems and inland lakes are not expected …
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Shrinking snowbanks have Kawartha Conservation eyeing a major spring thaw - Lindsay Advocate

After record-breaking snowfall this year and below average temperatures, Kawartha Conservation has been preparing for the late winter and spring thaw. “We do have a substantial amount of snowpack across our watershed, so we’re watching it closely, but the weather for the next week is still calling for cold weather,” notes Nancy Aspden, director, Integrated Watershed Management of Kawartha Conservation.…

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CA Warns About Spring Freshet

The upcoming warm-ups and rainfall represent the start of the spring freshet (snowmelt) period, according to Catraqui Conservation. The snowpack is currently about two times the normal depth and water equivalent. A melt of the snowpack is expected to begin in the coming days. Combined with rainfall and frozen ground…

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MNR Watershed Conditions Statement - Water Safety - North Bay District and Area

The Ministry of Natural Resources – North Bay District, is advising area residents that a Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety bulletin is in effect in the district until Monday, March 10, 2025 at 12:00pm. Residents in the North Bay District area should keep a close watch on conditions and exercise caution around rivers and streams. The forecasted precipitation overnight and into Wednesday could impact lower-lying portions of known floo…

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Water Safety Statement issued by Quinte Conservation

With the anticipated rain in the forecast, Quinte Conservation has issued a Water Safety Statement. With 30 to 35 mm of rain possible in the southern portions of Prince Edward County and areas north of Hwy 7 expected to receive 20 to 25 mm and some warmer temperatures, runoff from rain and snowmelt will likely create a rise in water levels on small creeks. While nuisance flooding is likely, larger river systems and inland lakes are not expected …

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Quinte News broke the news in on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.
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