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Local government officials in the West Kootenay are keeping a close watch on water supplies as days of hot, dry weather stretch into weeks.
It's not only individual consumers getting hit by rising prices for goods and services these days - municipalities are feeling the pinch of a shrinking dollar as well.
In a media release Tuesday, FortisBC said property owners along Kootenay Lake should be aware that due to heavy rain and the melting, above-normal snowpack, Kootenay Lake may exceed flood level within the next several days. FortisBC said as of Monday, June 13, 2022, the lake level at Queen’s Bay 40 kilometers north of Nelson near Balfour was 1751.37 feet. FortisBC said the
The Regional District of Central Kootenay said in a media release Monday that the BC River Forecast Centre has upgraded the West Kootenay area from a High Streamflow Advisory to a Flood Watch. The RDCK said this means, river and stream levels are rising and will approach or may exceed bankfull. This advisory affects the entire Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK), but