Rainfall Warnings and Flood Watches Issued for Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for the Deep River and Algonquin Park area, expecting 25 to 50 millimetres of rain on Sunday and Monday. Special weather statements cover western Quebec and eastern Ontario outside the Kingston-Belleville area with 20 to 40 millimetres and 20 to 30 millimetres of rain, respectively.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe Deep River and Algonquin Park area are under a rainfall warning for 25 to 50 millimetres of rain on Sunday and Monday.
Up to 50 mm total could fall on Deep River. Western Quebec has a special weather statement about 20 to 40 millimetres of rain. Eastern Ontario outside the Kingston-Belleville area has a special weather statement about 20 to 30 millimetres of rain.
The Ottawa-Gatineau area is expected to receive 20-30 mm of rain. The weather station at Ottawa's international airport recorded 16 millimetres of rain on Sunday starting early that afternoon. Rain in Ottawa is not expected to continue to Monday night, according to Environment Canada.
There could be more rain in Ottawa on Tuesday. Ottawa's forecast has at least a chance of showers every day this week. Ottawa's forecast has above-average temperatures this week.
authorities are not forecasting anything worse than nuisance spring flooding in low-lying areas.
There are flood watches in the Tay Valley and Rideau Lakes areas. There are flood watches in Quinte Conservation's inland waterways, according to Quinte Conservation.
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