Wet weather system moves through Mississauga

Reminders

Residents are reminded to please clear storm drains near driveways and in backyards of leaves and debris to reduce the risk of flooding. Residents are also encouraged to prepare in advance and take extra care when travelling.

Drivers are reminded to slow down on roadways, maintain a safe distance, leave extra time for travel and drive according to weather conditions. Refrain from driving through flooded roadways. If there is pooling water on a roadway, which make lanes impassable, avoid driving through it. Divert, turn back and find another route.

Avoid low-lying areas. Watch for washouts near rivers, creeks and culverts.

City response

The City is monitoring local waterways and low‑lying areas.

City crews are actively monitoring and maintaining storm drains (catch basins) on city roads to watch for water ponding and flooding. Report a problem with a storm drains on the road online or by calling 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits).

Stay prepared

Keeping a close eye on changing weather conditions, preparing your family and maintaining your home can make a big difference. A little preparation now can help protect both your loved ones and your property as temperatures rise.

For any questions or concerns about flooding, please contact 311.

Please continue to monitor the City of Mississauga Newsroom for updates. Please follow @citymississauga, @saugaparksrec, @CVC_CA and @TRCA_HQ, on X.

Check the weather on the Weather Network, or the WeatherCAN app from Environment Canada for details on weather conditions.

Learn more about flooding in Mississauga.