Heavy rainfall triggers flash flooding in Saskatoon

4 days ago

It was a rainy Sunday in Saskatoon that resulted in some flash flooding around the city. In some areas, storm sewers could not keep up, turning entire streets into lakes. Environment Canada said almost 23 millimetres of rain fell in the city on Sunday.

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Cool, cloudy weekend ahead of us, most likely wet at times

CTV News

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Cool, cloudy weekend ahead of us, most likely wet at times

Expect a high of just 16 C and a few showers on Saturday. The daytime high won't get out of the teens again for Sunday and it will be rainy at times.

Tornado watch in effect for parts of Manitoba

CTV News

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Tornado watch in effect for parts of Manitoba

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Damp summer weather reducing stress on southern Alberta fish populations

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2 hours ago

Damp summer weather reducing stress on southern Alberta fish populations

Southern Alberta's unusually rainy July means local fish have access to more habitat and cooler water temperatures, according to the Alberta Conservation Association. But a University of Calgary fish biologist said large rainfall events can also cause problems for fish populations by drawing more sediment into rivers and creeks.