WATCH:
Prince George is ready to unclog storm drains & manholes with the expected snowmelt this weekend.
As temperatures rise above zero degrees, this could cause rapid melting on City streets, leading to possible traffic issues & localized flooding.
“Typically, for this time of year, the Prince George area sees daytime highs around minus-six and nighttime lows of around minus-14. You know, we’re well above seasonal by about 10 or 11 degrees above normal.”
– Lisa Ervin, Environment Canada Meteorologist
There are more than 5,500 drains in PG & residents are asked to call the City if they notice drainage problems in their area.
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