Spring floodwaters rising in Quebec; Gatineau prepares for the worst
Water levels are being monitored closely along the St. Lawrence in West Island and Rivière-des-Prairies.
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Water levels are being monitored closely along the St. Lawrence in West Island and Rivière-des-Prairies.
Water levels are on the rise around the Island of Montreal, after a week of record-breaking warm weather and rapid snow melt. Just two weeks ago, ice covered many of
The Montreal Island agglomeration has moved into ‘alert mode’ for flooding due to the spring thaw. On Sunday, water levels crossed the minor flooding threshold at the Carillon Generating Station on the Ottawa River, the City of Montreal said in a release, adding water levels are expected to rise over the next 48 hours.
The Montreal Island agglomeration has moved into ‘alert mode’ for flooding due to the spring thaw. On Sunday, water levels crossed the minor flooding threshold at the Carillon Generating Station on the Ottawa River, the City of Montreal said in a release, adding water levels are expected to rise over the next 48 hours.
Several areas, particularly around Lake of Two Mountains, Lac St-Louis and the Riviere des Prairies, could be at risk of flooding.