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The Saint John Emergency Management Organization (SJEMO) is advising residents that New Brunswick River Watch is forecasting a rise in water levels in the Saint John River over the coming days. As of today, April 19, 2023, water levels were reported at 3.33 metres, approximately 0.87 metres below flood level and are forecasted to reach 3.9 metres by Friday, April 21. This would elevate the level to 0.3 metres below flood level. At this time, Saint John is at the “watch” level and expected to reach the “warning” level by Friday.
Those who live in low-lying areas along the Saint John and Kennebecasis Rivers who have been prone to flooding are reminded to take extra precautions to protect themselves and their property.
The SJEMO continues to monitor flooding forecasts and will update the public as needed.
For current conditions and forecasts, visit the New Brunswick River Watch website at
St. John River Five-day Forecast (gnb.ca) and the New Brunswick Emergency Management Organization (NBEMO) Facebook and Twitter accounts.
The City will provide updates on its Facebook and Twitter accounts as available.
Sign up to receive news and information, including emergency alerts, from the City of Saint John by visiting https://saintjohn.ca/en/news-and-notices/subscribe-news-and-notifications.
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