Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for central and southern New Brunswick as remnants of Hurricane Beryl are expected to pass through the area.
Heavy rainfall is being forecast for central and southern New Brunswick starting on Wednesday evening, as remnants of Hurricane Beryl could bring heavydown pours and 100 millimetres of percipitation in some areas., the weather agency said similar storms in the past have caused creeks and rivers to overflow — leading to flooded basements and road washouts.
“High rainfall rates of 20 to 40 mm per hour may occur over some locations, leading to variable rainfall accumulations over short distances,” read the weather statement.Forecast to begin Wednesday evening, Environment Canada said the heavy rains will continue until Thursday afternoon.
Beryl, which made landfall in Texas early Monday as a Category 1 hurricane, has been blamed for at least seven U.S. deaths — one in Louisiana and six in Texas — and at least 11 in the Caribbean. At midday Tuesday, it was a post-tropical cyclone centered over Arkansas.Canada’s average rents just saw their biggest drop in 3 years
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