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Environment Canada is warning that a "sustained rainfall event" in southern New Brunswick from today until Friday could cause flooding and hazardous driving conditions. Brunswick News archives
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Environment Canada is warning that a “sustained rainfall event” in southern and central New Brunswick from today until Friday could cause flooding and hazardous driving conditions.
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“Similar storms in the past have caused hazardous driving conditions from water pooling on roadways, localized flooding, especially in poor drainage areas, and elevated water levels in creeks and streams,” the statement reads.
“Rainfall rates may exceed 15 mm per hour at times in the heaviest downpours. Do not drive through flooded streets or parking lots. Rainfall warnings may be issued as this event draws nearer.”
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