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Home > LIVING HERE > Community Emergency Management > Emergency Preparedness > Severe Weather 

Severe Weather

Severe weather can occur at any time of year...

If weather conditions dictate, Environment Canada will issue watches or warnings.  Local radio stations will in turn broadcast these advisories when possible.  That's why, when weather conditions look threatening, one of the things you should do is turn on your radio and listen for weather reports.  If residents in your area are advised to take cover, do so immediately!

Click on the PDF file below to learn the differences between severe weather watches and warnings, and what actions you should take during severe weather.

For current weather forecasts visit The Weather Network or Environment Canada.

Severe_Storms.pdfSevere_Storms.pdf

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