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Cork City Council Flood Risk Alert for Wed 17/10/12

  • 16-10-2012 6:09pm
    #1
    Solair
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    Cork City Council has just issued a flurry of alerts via email and SMS to anyone who is registered with their warning system.

    Their alert system registration is here: http://www.corkcity.ie/smsregister/
    The following flood alert has been issued by Cork City Council on 16th October, 2012


    CORK CITY FLOOD ALERT

    High tide is due in Cork on the following day/time

    Wednesday 17/10/12 7:13 hours and 19:34hours.

    Risk of flooding in vulnerable areas in Cork City prior to and after the these tides due to a combination of low barometric pressure, tidal surge and prolonged heavy rain.

    It is possible that flooding may occur on Morrisons Island, Union Quay,South Terrace, Georges Quay, Proby,s Quay, French’s Quay, Wanndesford Quay, Sharman Crawford St., Coal Quay, Lavitt’s Quay,Kryl’s Quay, Kennedy Quay, Centre Park Road and Monaghan,s Road and the low lying areas of the City Centre.

    Steps should therefore be taken to protect properties.

    I would say if you've a car parked anywhere in the low-lying ares of the city centre, now's the time to move it!
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  • #2
    leahyl
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    Ah shoot is it really gonna be that bad?! I have to go out tonight - hope it's not too bad :-(


  • #3
    MrFrisp
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    leahyl wrote: »
    Ah shoot is it really gonna be that bad?! I have to go out tonight - hope it's not too bad :-(




    Yeah.. http://www.corkcity.ie/news/mainbody,55856,en.html

    Bring the wellies/waders/canoe and you'll be grand.





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