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Ottawa weather: A bright, sunny and dry Saturday in store - Vimarsana News

Ottawa weather: A bright, sunny and dry Saturday in store

A bright, sunny and dry Saturday is in store for Ottawa. An extended period of dry, sunny weather is ahead, which is good news for people experiencing flooding in the region after several days of rain.

Ottawa River set to peak in Ottawa-Gatineau area on Friday, with water levels to recede next week - Vimarsana News

Ottawa River set to peak in Ottawa-Gatineau area on Friday, with water levels to recede next week

Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the Ottawa-Gatineau area late Friday evening, before beginning to "decline slowly" next week.

Spring flooding: Ottawa River levels expected to peak by Friday - Vimarsana News

Spring flooding: Ottawa River levels expected to peak by Friday

Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the national capital region on Thursday or Friday following five days of rainfall, but it will be next week before the water begins to recede.

Ottawa River expected to peak by Friday as water floods streets and properties in Ottawa-Gatineau - Vimarsana News

Ottawa River expected to peak by Friday as water floods streets and properties in Ottawa-Gatineau

Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the national capital region on Thursday or Friday following five days of rainfall, but it will be next week before the water begins to recede.

Emergency declared in Whitewater Region due to Ottawa River flooding - Vimarsana News

Emergency declared in Whitewater Region due to Ottawa River flooding

The township of Whitewater Region has declared a state of emergency as flood waters impact every community of the municipality along the Ottawa River.