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Saint John river floods
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Buckle down, NBers! Here we go... its supposed to reach record levels with the next 32 hours.
"Flooding of historic preportions"

The New Brunswick legislature was shut down today, due to roads within a block being flooded out. Fredericton is essentially closed, and Saint John / the Kennebecasis Valley is supposed to get the highest waters, but we also have higher banks.

Also, apparently theres still quite a bit of snow in Nothern Maine and New Brunswick, so the flooding could last for almost a week!

This is kinda crazy, I haven't seen anything like this.

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The East coast always faces some kind of weather/nature disaster every year it seems, but they always find a way to manage, its in their character.

Stay dry!

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