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New Brunswick authorities warn of potential ice jams and flooding this weekend

New Brunswick launches annual River Watch program as spring approaches

  HALIFAX New Brunswick launched their annual River Watch program on Wednesday as warm temperatures begin to approach. The 2020 freshet was a welcome respite after two record-breaking years, said Hugh J. Flemming, New Brunswick s Justice and Public Safety Minister. It would be a mistake, however, to count on another year of minor impact. The program – a collaboration between the Department of Environment and Local Government and the Department of Justice and Public Safety s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization – provides information to New Brunswickers about potential ice jams, the status of rivers, and other flood issues across the province.  Each morning, River Watch officials, including hydrology experts, receive a weather briefing and collect data from several sources to develop river models and forecasts. The public is then informed if there are potential threats, wrote the province in a news release on Wednesday.

Tsunami training exercise to take place tomorrow

RBR Coastguard gets numbers boost

Low risk of spring flood in Manitoba this year, first flood forecast says

Low risk of spring flood in Manitoba this year, first flood forecast says Spring flooding in Manitoba this year is very unlikely, says the first flood forecast of the year from the province. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 26, 2021 7:30 AM CT | Last Updated: February 26 The Manitoba Hydrologic Forecast Centre s first spring flood says it s unlikely the province will see major flooding in the coming months. (Trevor Lyons/SRC)