'Widespread' rainfall prompts watershed safety statement for region

Flood outlook statement issued for Trent River, Lower Trent watershed

Conditions on and around the Trent River and creeks in the Lower Trent watershed may be unsafe, Lower Trent Conservation staff advise.

Saugeen Conservation warns of 'hazardous conditions' near watercourses

Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority issued a water safety statement Tuesday afternoon due to heavy rainfall received throughout the entire watershed and more in the forecast.

'Widespread' rainfall prompts watershed safety statement for region

Overnight rainfall 'has contributed to increased runoff and rising water levels in local watercourses,' says Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

Potentially heavy rain leads to Flood Outlook Statement for LTC watershed

Lower Trent Conservation advises municipalities and the public that a Flood Outlook Statement has been issued for the local creeks within the Lower Trent Watershed region (area stretching from Grafton to Quinte West and from Lake Ontario to Rice Lake and east to Centre Hastings). LTC officials say during this time high water levels, unsafe banks or other factors could be dangerous for recreational users and waterfront landowners. Nuisance floodi…

Flood Outlook Statement – Local Creeks & Flood Watch Statement – Trent River

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NVCA Watershed Condition Statement: Water Safety - The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

Watershed Condition Statement:Water SafetyFlood Potential: LowIssued to: local municipalities and school boards, local conservation authorities, emergency response agencies, health unit, mediaDate: March 31, 2026 (12:30 PM)The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) advises that a Watershed Safety statement is in effect.Rainfall associated with a low-pressure system moved through the Nottawasaga Valley watershed overnight into the morni…