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Higher water levels, but no serious flooding

The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority says local water levels will rise, but we shouldn’t see any serious flooding.

This snow will change to rain later today which is then expected to last into Thursday. The water levels will be high into the weekend and early next week.

As usual the UTRCA is reminding people to be very careful around waterways and to keep children and pets away from them.

Patrick Grapes
Patrick Grapes
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