Update #2 6 29 2026 10am. The Springbank Reservoir has been activated for the first time, and the City's Water Emergency Operations Centre is now activated to coordinate our response. No significant river flooding is expected in Calgary. Stay away from fast moving rivers and visit calgary.ca/flood for updates. Overnight, rainfall in the Upper Elbow watershed came in higher than forecast, with about 120 to 130 millimetres falling in some areas. As a result, the Province has issued a Flood Warning for the Elbow River. The good news is that no significant overbank river flooding is expected in Calgary at this time. The biggest development is that the Springbank Off-Stream Reservoir, or SR1, was activated for the very first time early this morning. It's capturing higher than expected runoff from the Upper Elbow watershed, exactly what it was built to do. The heaviest rain has moved through Calgary, but runoff from the mountains continues to flow downstream. Both the Bow and Elbow Rivers will remain high through mid-week and into Canada Day. Our Water Emergency Operations Centre has also been activated so City teams are ready if conditions change. Glenmore Reservoir remains below flood concern levels, and we're continuing to coordinate operations with the Province and TransAlta to manage river flows. For most Calgarians, impacts should remain limited to pathway closures, some minor flooding in park areas, and the possibility of localized basement seepage in low lying locations. The biggest risk is the rivers themselves. Water is moving faster, carrying more debris, and riverbanks are less stable. Please stay well back from the river's edge, keep children and pets away from the water, and stay off the rivers until conditions improve. A giant thank-you to the City crews who have been helping me to provide these updates. We'll continue monitoring conditions around the clock and provide updates as they become available. For the latest information, visit calgary.ca/flood.