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High streamflow advisory, flood warning issued in the Northern Interior Residents travelling through the Interior and Caribou should be aware of some rising water in area rivers. According to the River Forecast Centre, a high streamflow advisory is in effect for the San Jose River, Baker Creek, West Road River and tributaries around Quesnel, Williams Lake and Prince George. "A high-pressure ridge has set up across British Columbia and the maximum temperatures in the above region have reached 21 degree Celsius yesterday, even though the minimum temperatures did not rise as much as expected," ...

South Mississippi river flooding forecasts Heavy rains lead to rising rivers River Forecast as of 4 PM 4.10.21 (Source: WLOX) By Eric Jeansonne | April 10, 2021 at 6:57 PM CDT - Updated April 10 at 6:57 PM BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - Heavy rain across South Mississippi between Thursday, April 8, 2021 and Saturday, April 10, 2021 has led to river flooding. The East and West Hobolochitto, Biloxi River near Lyman, Wolf River near Bells Ferry and Tchoutacabouffa River near D’Iberville are all rivers that rise and fall quickly due to heavy rain. Larger rivers, like the Pearl and Pascagoula t...

Image Credit: ADOBE STOCK February 04, 2021 - 8:00 PM A gauge malfunction measuring an important Okanagan watershed could have resulted in false high readings for the January snowpack. Shaun Reimer of Ministry of Forests and Lands says the problem was noticed and corrected earlier this week. “I had concerns about the high readings from the Mission Creek snow station, but they didn’t seem surprising, since we had that early October snow,” Reimer says. Inspectors encountered a problem with the gauge, made repairs and recalibrated it on Tuesday. The readings for snow wa...

VICTORIA -- Environment Canada is warning of strong winds across areas of Vancouver Island on Tuesday. The weather agency issued wind warnings for Greater Victoria, West Vancouver Island and the Southern Gulf Islands as a “low pressure centre” sweeps across the coast. In Greater Victoria, winds of up to 70 km/h are predicted to develop late Tuesday evening and will “persist into early Wednesday afternoon,” according to Environment Canada. On West Vancouver Island and around the Southern Gulf Islands, winds of 70 to 90 km/h are expected to develop overnight before easing Wednesday...

Altogether lower mississippi valley saturated and really no more room for water when barry showed up. high river that we are controlling and then we faced the storm surge which is now subsiding, what we are dealing with right now is heavy rainfall which some of your previous folks were talking about. >> yeah, more rain on the way, so general where is the greatest vulnerability and who is in the most danger? >> i think what you're finding very favorable forecast and we are getting river forecast that continue to drop and this is great news, so in baton rogue, the rivers, much lower than we pred...