ZR1 Owners Effected by Alberta Floods - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Alberta_ZR1 · 06-23-2013

I hope all the members and their families who live in the Southern Alberta area are safe and sound after this weekends flooding.

To those that don't know what I'm talking about, southern Alberta experienced the worst flooding ever in the history of the province.

100,000+ people required to evacuate, 20+ towns declared state of emergencies, most of downtown Calgary (pop: 1.1 million) completely flooded with depths up to 8-10 feet. Entire towns have been forever changed by the amount of water that came through. Trickling creeks turned into ranging rivers exceeding the width and depth of our largest area rivers.

Red Cross and other charities are in full force to help those in need.

Raw aerial footage of Calgary flooding

Compilation of flooding in surrounding towns

Small creek at one time

The Saddledome (NHL Calgary Flames home)

DaveK · 06-24-2013

Heard about this - a terrible event. I hope everyone comes through okay.

Dave

ZR1North · 07-03-2013

Trust that people are finally getting back to some degree of normalcy. The fact that the city is ready to host the Calgary Stampede is testimony to the power of the human spirit. Thoughts still with the people from High River - pictures are devastating.

Tripler · 07-12-2013

It was horrible to watch and see on the news . Crazy thing is here in Toronto downtown was really flooded . I am in the east side of the city and we were spared the flooding . I was driving north on the 404 and I was in the midst of the rain that downtown TO was getting . I never saw darker clouds before like that . Lots of lightning too .
Weird weather all around for the last 4 years or so .

06-23-2013	#1
Alberta_ZR1 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Calgary Alberta Posts: 191	ZR1 Owners Effected by Alberta Floods I hope all the members and their families who live in the Southern Alberta area are safe and sound after this weekends flooding. To those that don't know what I'm talking about, southern Alberta experienced the worst flooding ever in the history of the province. 100,000+ people required to evacuate, 20+ towns declared state of emergencies, most of downtown Calgary (pop: 1.1 million) completely flooded with depths up to 8-10 feet. Entire towns have been forever changed by the amount of water that came through. Trickling creeks turned into ranging rivers exceeding the width and depth of our largest area rivers. Red Cross and other charities are in full force to help those in need. Raw aerial footage of Calgary flooding Compilation of flooding in surrounding towns Small creek at one time The Saddledome (NHL Calgary Flames home) __________________ [SIZE=1][SIZE=2]Tyler[/SIZE] [SIZE=1]1993 ZR-1 - Polo Green[/SIZE] [/SIZE]

06-24-2013	#2
DaveK Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Sudbury, Ontario. Canada Posts: 1,538	Re: ZR1 Owners Effected by Alberta Floods Heard about this - a terrible event. I hope everyone comes through okay. Dave __________________ 1991 #1516 Black/Black davidmkelly.com "Speed is often confused with insight." - Johan Cruijff

07-03-2013	#3
ZR1North Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Komoka, Ontario, Canada Posts: 588	Re: ZR1 Owners Effected by Alberta Floods Trust that people are finally getting back to some degree of normalcy. The fact that the city is ready to host the Calgary Stampede is testimony to the power of the human spirit. Thoughts still with the people from High River - pictures are devastating.

07-12-2013	#4
Tripler Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Toronto Posts: 716	Re: ZR1 Owners Effected by Alberta Floods It was horrible to watch and see on the news . Crazy thing is here in Toronto downtown was really flooded . I am in the east side of the city and we were spared the flooding . I was driving north on the 404 and I was in the midst of the rain that downtown TO was getting . I never saw darker clouds before like that . Lots of lightning too . Weird weather all around for the last 4 years or so .

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