However, all of that is still somewhere down the road, said Fisher, who on Wednesday flatly brushed aside any suggestion he’d request a trade.
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Photo: (Troy Turner/CBC) 'All I could hear was pavement cracking' Water levels have risen at the Red Rocks turnoff near Port aux Basques. In a news release, the RCMP said Department of Transportation crews were working in the Codroy Valley areas to assess the damage. The brunt of the rainfall is confined to the southwest corner of the island, meaning the Port aux Basques area and as far east as La Poile can anticipate the storm to continue to soak the communities. 'Unprecedented' storm moves over southwestern Newfoundland (new window).
He said the wind is expected to pick up again later Wednesday morning. Winds gusted in excess of 130 km/h in the Wreckhouse area, but have diminished slightly Wednesday morning reaching about 90 km/h, Barney said. It looks like through the morning hours is probably when the heaviest part of the shower activity will be occurring for today, then gradually winding down as we go into the afternoon and evening.īarney said another 50 to 80 millimetres of rain could fall, with as much as 150 millimetres over high-elevation areas. We're still looking at another 12 to 18 hours of rain, he said.
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