Flooding Alberta!
#1
I hope that all our friends in Bragg Creek, Canmore, Black Diamond and High River etc are ok.
They're saying this could be three times as severe as the flooding of 2005, just before we got here!
http://www.google.ca/m/search?q=albe...I&ved=0CCoQqAI
They're saying this could be three times as severe as the flooding of 2005, just before we got here!
http://www.google.ca/m/search?q=albe...I&ved=0CCoQqAI
#2
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Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for parts of southern Alberta, forecasting up to 100 millimetres of rain in the next two days.
Pfft.
Mere drizzle.
Pfft.
Mere drizzle.
#4
it's pretty severe guys...
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/several-ca...rder-1.1334012
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/photo-gall...ather-1.908708
thing is, its not even raining at the moment...all i can hear out my window (in the North-East thankfully, away from any water bodies) is helicopters and sirens
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/several-ca...rder-1.1334012
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/photo-gall...ather-1.908708
thing is, its not even raining at the moment...all i can hear out my window (in the North-East thankfully, away from any water bodies) is helicopters and sirens
#5
Not to worry. Water and Oil don't mix.
G'wan, get your Mayor to call in the army.
G'wan, get your Mayor to call in the army.
#7
I hope they help and that everyone in the affected area does OK. But, can I hope that Albertans will stop mocking Toronto because a decade ago their last idiot Mayor (before the current idiot Mayor) called in troops during a perceived emergency?
#8
Calgary Police are asking on behalf of the High River RCMP if anyone can assist in High River with a Passenger carrying motorised Boat!
https://twitter.com/CalgaryPolice/st...61578722066432
https://twitter.com/CalgaryPolice/st...61578722066432
#9
Woodmanbg lives in Bragg Creek. That's been evacuated now .... How awful. They think 100,000 people may be affected by this.
#10










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Posts: 15,883


The last thing I would categorize this flooding as, would be a perceived emergency.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgar...storify-w.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgar...y-plan-ch.html
#12
#15
We were here in 2005 and all the trails along the river were washed out in Red Deer, the have called for a local state of emergency here due to water being released from the damn. Its not good, just seen a clip of someone's house floating down the river at Bragg Creek. It's not good, mstay safe people



