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Warm Weekend Temperatures Will Begin Spring Run-off in Southern Manitoba

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April 29, 2013 //  by twinlakes//  Leave a Comment

Manitoba News Release: Warm Weekend Temperatures Will Begin Spring Run-off in Southern Manitoba

Spring Safety

* People are reminded to stay off ice and water, and not to attempt to drive or walk through fast moving water.
* As the spring melt begins, ice conditions are unsafe and turbulent flow maybe encountered.
* Stay away from heavy equipment used in flood fighting.
* Before travelling, check road conditions by calling 511.
* Those who live in flood-prone areas should keep a two-week supply of prescription medication for themselves and their families.

The Manitoba Flood Forecasting Centre will post daily flood forecasts and flood sheets on the provincial website. The flood liaison offices in Winnipeg, Brandon, Arborg and Morris will be open commencing tomorrow.

Up-to-date flood information can be found at www.manitoba.ca/flooding, on mobile devices at www.manitoba.ca, on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MBGov or at 1-866-626-4862

Up-to-date highway information is available at www.mb511.ca, on mobile devices at www.manitoba.ca, on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MBGovRoads or by calling 511

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