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Under current weather conditions, the remaining snow will continue melting with increased intensity. The watercourses will continue responding with further increases in water levels and flows, reaching or exceeding their banks.

Environment Canada forecasts that the daytime air temperatures during the next 5 days will remain above the freezing mark, returning to below-freezing overnight. Additionally, mixed precipitation, including up to 10 cm of snow are expected today.

APRIL 4, 2022 –. As sunshine and warm weather return after a long, cold winter, visitors to.

FEBRUARY 8, 2022 –. Are you looking for an opportunity to immerse yourself in the great outdoors, experience amazing views or explore the forest at night?

JANUARY 7, 2022 –. As snow continues to fall and the New Year begins, visitors to.

JANUARY 31, 2022 –. Beginning now and for the entire month of February, visitors to.

December 11, 2020 –. Kawartha Conservation’s.

DECEMBER 21, 2020. – Kawartha Conservation reminds residents of dangers that can exist near streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes around this time of year and urges people to keep family and pets away from the edges of all waterways.

NOVEMBER 12, 2021 –. Join Kawartha Conservation GIS Specialist Nancy Aspden Wednesday, November 17 at noon for.

November. 6, 2020 –.