Last Updated: Mar 11, 2021 1:08 PM
(Matt Hermiz/Bayshore Broadcasting News)
The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority says, with the forecasted warmer weather and potential for rain, seasonal flooding of low-lying areas will likely occur.
The Conservation Authority issued a Watershed Conditions Statement which is not as severe as a flood watch or flood warning.
They say after the minor melt that occurred this week, soils are saturated under the snow and any new snow melt will quickly run off into ditches, streams and rivers.
Flows will increase and may reach average or normal spring runoff levels.
The Conservation Authority says there is a concern regarding the potential for ice jams that could cause localized flooding.