Keep Watch For Flood Potentials

Environment Canada is calling for small amounts of rain every day this week.

The MNRF is encouraging residents of Haliburton County to keep watch for flood potentials.

IRM Technical Specialist Kris Windover says a Flood Outlook has been issued for Gull and Burnt River.

He suggests residents who have a historic past of flooding should protect their property by ensuring sump pumps are functioning.

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