As the hot weather continues this week, further inland a watchful eye is being kept on the mountains and the rivers, as the Big Melt begins its slide and makes its way towards the regions waterways.Terrace fire officials have already advised residents to be aware of the conditions and be prepared for potential flooding in that area.
We'll track whatever items we come across on the potential for flooding over the next week to two weeks.
We will archive all our items below. This item can be found on our right hand column section under the items of special interest heading.
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Facebook- City of Terrace Flood Watch 2009
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News items of Note archives:
June 8-- Rivers still high- but levelling off
June 8-- Floodwatch on Skeena maintained
June 8-- Rivers begin to peak
June 7-- Skeena floodwatch maintained
June 7-- River rose just slightly last night
June 6-- Evacuation Alert Notice Issued
June 6-- Evacuation Alert Notice Issued
June 6-- Province increases emergency support
June 6-- Residents reflect and prepare
June 6-- Flood protection berm built
June 6-- Sandbagging volunteers needed
June 6-- Emergency Reception Centre open
June 5-- Sandbags now being distributed
June 5-- Sandbags available to residents
June 5-- 6AM Skeena topping 10 m
June 4-- Kalum river breeches its banks
June 3-- Skeena rising(CBC Audio)
June 3-- Kitimat-Stikine Flood Alert Advisory
June 3-- Heatwave and flood concerns
June 3-- Be Ready for Flooding
June 3-- Northwest flood warning elevated
June 1-- Flood watch heightens
Blog Articles of Note archives:
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June 4-- Skeena set to peak, possibly Sunday
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