#Flooding is one of Ontario’s most common #NaturalHazards. Learn how to understand your risk, stay safe, and get real-time updates with @TRCA_Flood’s Flood Preparedness Fact Sheet. Review the fact sheet below because the best protection is preparation. 👇

Knowing where to get reliable info is key to #FloodSafety. Stay updated with these trusted sources: ✅ Check @environmentca weather alerts ✅ Follow @TRCA_Flood sign up for text and email messages: https://t.co/TZUv5SGJob ✅ Visit https://t.co/o7qFONk1KU to track water

#Floods can happen at any time. Are you prepared? While conservation authorities and governments work hard to reduce the impacts of flooding, everyone has a role to play in protecting their homes and families. Here are 3 steps you can take to keep your home and family safe:

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Water Safety, as rainfall of up to 30mm is expected to begin on October 30. River levels may rapidly change, creating stronger & faster flows. Avoid recreational activities in & around rivers at this time. https://t.co/JgVsQtrkhL

When #flooding happens, it can feel overwhelming. Knowing who to call makes all the difference: 🚨 For emergencies, always call 911. 🏠 For Property damage, contact your insurance provider. 🚰 For Sewer back-ups, call your local municipality. 💡 For Utilities (hydro/gas),

Ever wonder how high the water is running in your neighbourhood after a heavy rainfall? 🌧️ @TRCA_Flood operates a real-time flood monitoring network across the GTA, measuring rainfall and water levels at dams and river stations. This data helps our staff to access for flood

Staying informed about #flood risks just got easier! 📲🌊 TRCA Flood Messages are available by email and text message, so you can get updates about rising rivers directly to your cell phone at the same time as municipalities and emergency services. Fast, reliable, and delivered

Meet the @TRCA_Flood Forecasting & Warning Team! Flood risk management takes teamwork. At TRCA, a dedicated group of experts works together to monitor conditions, assess risks, and support municipal partners during storm events to help keep communities safe. Here are the key

Watershed Conditions Statement: Flood Outlook in effect until Sep 26,2025 .Thunderstorms may bring heavy rain, leading to possible flooding in TRCA watersheds. Rivers could overflow, stay away from rivers, shorelines & low-lying areas. Details: https://t.co/JgVsQtrS7j #ONStorm

Fall Flood Safety Reminder! 🍁 💧 As we head into fall, heavy rain and flooding remain a risk in the GTA. TRCA’s Flood Forecasting and Warning team monitors water levels and weather daily to keep you informed and safe. Stay prepared with our Fall Flood Safety tips and learn

Watershed Conditions Statement: Flood Outlook in effect until Sep 24,2025 Thunderstorms may bring heavy rain, leading to possible flooding in TRCA watersheds. Rivers could overflow, stay away from rivers, shorelines & low-lying areas. Details: https://t.co/JgVsQtrS7j #ONStorm

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Water Safety. Water levels in rivers may be higher than normal, and banks may be slippery and unstable. #ONStorm https://t.co/JgVsQtrkhL

@TRCA_Flood monitors river and weather conditions daily and issue #flood messages when flooding might happen, or is already happening, to help keep communities safe. What kinds of flood messages does TRCA issue? Here’s what you need to know: ⚠️ 2 types of Watershed Conditions

#Floods are the most frequent natural hazard in Canada, and they can happen any time of year. 🌊 A key part of TRCA’s mandate is to reduce the risk to life and damage to property caused by flooding. That’s why we monitor local weather and watershed river conditions. When

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Flood Outlook which will be in effect through Wednesday, Aug 13, 2025. Up to 60 mm of rainfall is possible. Water levels in rivers may be higher than normal, & banks may be slippery and unstable. https://t.co/Glw1Q12xl0 #ONStorm

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Water Safety, as an additional 15-30 mm of rainfall is expected overnight. Water levels in rivers may be higher than normal, and banks may be slippery and unstable. #ONStorm https://t.co/JgVsQtrkhL

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Flood Outlook, in effect through July 25, 2025, as 30-50 mm of rainfall is expected tonight. Water levels in rivers may be higher than normal, and banks may be slippery and unstable. #ONStorm https://t.co/JgVsQtrkhL

Be one of the first to know when there is #FloodRisk! 💧 TRCA’s Flood Messages inform you of potential flooding from rivers and streams, at the same time as municipalities and emergency services. Don’t wait for the news. Get flood messages directly from the source! Sign up

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Water Safety, as up to 25mm of rainfall is expected to morning. Thunderstorms may cause even higher rain. Water levels in rivers may be higher than normal, and banks may be slippery and unstable. #ONStorm

TRCA has issued a Watershed Conditions Statement: Water Safety, as multiple storms producing heavy rain are currently moving through the GTA. Water levels in rivers may be higher than normal, and banks may be slippery. #ONStorm