News and Notices

Gauging stations in and around our watershed showed over 90mm of precipitation in the form of rain, sleet, and snow fell during the winter storm that occurred Thursday April 12 th to Monday April 16th. 
Watercourses in the watershed have peaked and are currently slowly receding with no significant precipitation expected within the next few days. Stream and river levels remain higher than normal and as a result, are dangerous, especially in the vicinity of culverts, bridges,...
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Flood Watch Message #2
Credit Valley Conservation
1255 Old Derry Road, Mississauga, ON, L5N 6R4
Telephone: (905) 670-1615 Fax: (905) 670-2210
Date:         April 16, 2018
Time:        11:30am
Credit Valley Conservation advises that 70-75 mm of precipitation has fallen throughout the watershed since Thursday April 12, with an additional 20-30 mm of precipitation expect over the...
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Flood Message #2 – Flood Watch Update
The Grand River watershed was heavily impacted by a weather system that brought mixed precipitation to much of Southern Ontario over the weekend. Much of this precipitation arrived in the form of ice pellets and freezing rain; however parts of the watershed received up to 70mm of rainfall overnight Sunday into Monday morning.
As a result of this precipitation, and the anticipated melt that will occur with warmer temperatures...
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Credit Valley Conservation advises that 2-5 mm of precipitation has fallen throughout the watershed since Thursday with an additional 80-100 mm of precipitation expect over the next five days in the form of rain or freezing rain.   
Water levels along the Credit River and its major tributaries have increased due to the rain and will continue to rise.  Some minor flooding in low lying areas is anticipated.  These areas may include Townline Road in Orangeville,...
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Watershed Conditions Statement Flood Outlook
Credit Valley Conservation
Date:               April 11, 2018
Time:               4:00 PM
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is forecasting significant rainfall with total accumulations of 85mm over the course...
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