Parts of west-central Alberta had over 100 millimetres (mm) of rain over the past 48 hours.
Heavy rain is expected to continue in northeast Alberta until Sunday morning, as the low-pressure system weakens and continues to move east out of the province.
“General rainfall amounts of 40 to 60 mm are expected with locally higher amounts in thunderstorms potentially reaching 100 mm,” the national weather agency said when issuing the new warning for northeast Alberta on Saturday.
Below is a complete list of the 48-hour rainfall totals recorded in Alberta from Thursday evening to Saturday afternoon.
- Hendrickson Creek: 105 mm
- Grande Cache: 84 mm
- Rycroft: 84 mm
- Brownvale: 83 mm
- Valleyview: 81 mm
- Eaglesham: 79 mm
- Peoria: 76 mm
- Jean Cote: 74 mm
- Fairview: 70 mm
- Beaverlodge: 65 mm
- La Glace: 63 mm
- Teepee Creek: 57 mm
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