I came through high and dry as well as the members of our local Fiero club. I believe NO Fieros were lost.

Others weren't so lucky http://www.leaderpost.com/n...n/8570053/story.html

... and it's not the first time. http://www.theweathernetwor...d-happen-again/8295/

Pictures http://www.google.ca/search?q=Calgary+flood
Click images + search (can't get complete URL to work properly)


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Glad to hear you're ok. That looks like a mess. Good to hear there weren't any damaged Fieros but cars can be replaced.

Good to hear you're OK. The river that runs through my town is expected to crest at record levels about 50 miles downstream. 24 feet is what they are expecting...I think 15' is flood stage Have some friends down there too, may go sand bagging this afternoon.

Stay dry!

Try this link Here.

What a damn mess.

I have family all through Calgary and so far they are all safe with no damage

I now see that we have a train derailment to add to the ongoing saga. Apparently a trian with full tanker cars was crossing one of the train bridges over the river whent he bridge started to sink. 5 full cars are now trapped on the sinking bridge... Likely foood damage to the bridge foundation I expect.

http://www.sunnewsnetwork.c...20130627-091827.html