 Rising river levels on Christmas Day force hundreds near Quebec City to leave homes Rising water levels have forced more than 200 people living north of Quebec City to leave their homes, and several other rivers in the region are being monitored following heavy rainfall.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Why yes, this is the warmest Christmas Day Montreal has seen
Fredericton broke it's record by five degrees. Fredericton's previous high was 12 C in 2003. On Friday, temperatures reached a maximum of 17 C.
For Bathurst, the last record was 9 C in 2003. This year, the new record is 13 C.
The previous high temperature for Saint John was 12 C on Christmas, 2003. This year's high was 14 C.
Moncton's last record was 13 C in 1996. Temperatures reached a max of 14 C this year.
Warmest Christmas day on record for province's largest cities
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