Camera conspiracy over.


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I like the TRC gauging data. @Parkdalian


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Camera conspiracy over.


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I like the TRC gauging data. @Parkdalian


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So based on the above, the Don is ~3.3M or just a bit over 10ft above normal height.

That would correspond with an image from the Beauty of the Don FB group by Stephen J. Shpak from which I plucked this still of Taylor Creek below the Don Valley Parkway bridge. Note that there is normally a bike path under that bridge....

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Pinnacle Centre, not Pinnacle One Yonge, seemed to have a power outage last night, the whole tower was blacked out. The parking lot (which is overground) had flashing lights. I have pictures but I’ll post them later probably on the Pinnacle One Yonge thread.
I posted the pics on the Pinnacle One Yonge thread. You can see what I was talking about.
 
Is the speed at which they pull the plug still because of how sensitive everything is right now?

I think that caution was just for the initial flooding of the new river valley. I assume the speed is now just because it takes a while to remove a sturdy concrete-and-steel retaining wall that's mostly underwater.
 
Dumb question...

For any insurance folks in this thread, if you knowingly drive your car into a huge flooded road what type of claim will that be? This was not a flash flood where unsuspecting motorists were hit with a wall of water. These people just drove straight into the ponds. Kind of the equivalent of intentionally driving into a brick wall.
 
Dumb question...

For any insurance folks in this thread, if you knowingly drive your car into a huge flooded road what type of claim will that be? This was not a flash flood where unsuspecting motorists were hit with a wall of water. These people just drove straight into the ponds. Kind of the equivalent of intentionally driving into a brick wall.
Same energy as “officer, I was hit by a parked car”
 

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