Tuesday April 9th – 5pm

Posted Apr 9, 2013 08:27:17 AM.

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5:12- Joe Pavia, News Director at 570 News, Re: News of the day, *List 4 or 5 different topics**:

5:34- Cam Linwood, Grand River Conservation Authority Communications Officer, Re: Heavy rains and warm temperatures expected this week will raise water levels in streams and rivers throughout the watershed. A total of 75millimetres of precipitation is expected to fall over much of the watershed during the next few days. Flooding is anticipated in low lying areas along the Grand, Conestogo, Nith and Speed Rivers later this week. Water levels are expected to remain high throughout the week and into the weekend.

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