A Flood Warning is in effect for the Lake Erie shoreline. With high winds and waves in the forecast, flooding is expected to impact low lying areas along the shoreline and could reach Flood Zone 2.

Water levels are now forecasted to rise by 1.36m above the current level to 175.82 meters (IGLD 1985) within the Long Point Region Conservation Authority’s watershed. Peak levels are currently expected to occur Monday evening. Wave heights are expected to reach 2 meters along the shoreline.

Haldimand County Emergency Services will be closely monitoring conditions and roads along the lakeshore. Members of the public are urged to stay away from all shoreline areas experiencing strong wave action and elevated water levels.

Residents should pay close attention to changing weather conditions and watch for updated flood messages. A Flood Zone Map, flood guide for lakeshore property owners and other emergency preparedness resources can be found at HaldimandCounty.ca/floods.

This Flood Warning is in effect until 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, December 7, 2021 and will be updated as needed.