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Heavy rain and sudden flooding hit Calgary on June 30, especially in the Cranston area. Streets quickly filled with water after intense rainfall.

u/ABNow_ — 3 days ago
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1,500 Campers Trapped After Flood Emergency Declared In Alberta

Alberta Parks has declared a local state of emergency after severe flooding washed out roads, leaving more than 1,500 campers stranded in Kananaskis Country.

u/ABNow_ — 6 days ago
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Edmonton has officially recorded its wettest June on record. 🌧️ The city has received approximately 255 mm of rain this month, surpassing the previous June record of 216.5 mm that stood since 1914.

u/ABNow_ — 7 days ago
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The University of Alberta just tied for 10th place globally in the Times Higher Education sustainability impact rankings

u/ABNow_ — 7 days ago
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The more chill way to react when you encounter a coyote out and about with your dog

Near Calgary

EDIT: "Chill" does not mean the "correct way" according to the comments.

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u/ABNow_ — 9 days ago
▲ 52 r/AlbertaNow

The city is under a rainfall warning, with flooding possible as saturated ground struggles to absorb more water.

u/ABNow_ — 9 days ago