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N.B. EMO Forecasts Flood Warnings This Week on Parts of Saint John River
River Watch says Gagetown, Jemseg and Maugerville could reach warning status as rising water threatens flooding costs and evacuations.
- Water levels rose along the Saint John River in Fredericton on Monday, with both Fredericton and Gagetown forecast to surpass flood stage on Tuesday, according to the New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization.
- Flood warnings are anticipated for Maugerville and Jemseg, while a flood watch remains in effect for the Quispamsis-Saint John area, with forecasts predicting advisories for five other locations.
- The New Brunswick EMO advises residents to protect property and prepare to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours, identifying a path to reach "dry land" from their home.
- Jemseg is expected to reach watch criteria by Monday and could enter warning status by Wednesday; officials warn drivers against crossing flooded roads as water can be deeper than it appears.
- River Watch officials continue developing daily forecasts to monitor conditions, while the New Brunswick government cautions that flood waters are "dangerous and unpredictable," urging people to stay away from riverbanks.
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River Watch: Flooding expected in some N.B. communities, residents warned to be prepared - New Brunswick
Officials say residents in these communities should be taking measures to protect their property, and have a plan to evacuate and be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours.
·Toronto, Canada
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Residents of several communities in New Brunswick are on the alert because of the increase in the level of the St. John River.
·Montreal, Canada
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