Be Prepared – the “72 Hours Preparedness Kit”Here’s a list of essentials for your flood kitEMO’s Geoffrey Downey lists what a 72-hour flood kit should contain and why.

Although waterways in the upper Kennebecasis watershed at this time are not at flood stage we are closely monitoring conditions knowing that our area can also be affected by the conditions of both the lower St.John River system and the tidal waters of the Bay of Fundy. Be diligent and be prepared by ensuring now…

New Brunswickers are reminded to be mindful of holiday hours this weekend at local stores when preparing their 72-hour emergency kit #RiverWatch

Flooding can’t be predicted fully. Being prepared can be.People living near rivers and waterways are advised to remain on alert over the coming days as water levels will be near or above flood stage in many regions. Residents can report any issues related to increased water levels or flooding at any time by calling 1-800-561-4034.…

Drivers must follow closure notices and are not permitted to move or drive around barricades. Ignoring or moving these barricades is an offence and offenders will be charged. Drivers are also asked to obey changes to speed limits. A list of the latest road closures is available online: http://bit.ly/2DnQTnw

New Brunswickers at risk of flooding are reminded to have an emergency preparedness kit ready and be self-sustaining for at least 72-hours. Visit http:// http://bit.ly/2UMrdLW for updated information.

Before you travel, check for flooded roads. Call 511 for road closures and conditions. Check online at bit.ly/2j0fS7X or follow @brunswick511 on Twitter. NB 511 also has a new mobile application you can download.

Here we go once more…spring weather will soon be here to stay…but for this storm prepare and act accordingly. https://www.getprepared.gc.caSunday, April 7, 2019, 9:30 p.m. / dimanche, 7 avril 2019, 21h30