Situational update
The New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is activated to Level 1 (enhanced monitoring) for the duration of River Watch 2025.
Flood conditions and forecasts
River watch mobile map
Access flood forecast data on your mobile device or computer.
Snow survey
Access the provincial co-operative snow depth survey.
Flooding in New Brunswick
Find more information about flooding in New Brunswick.
Upper Saint John River
Forecasted water levels and flood risks from Connors to Grand Falls.
Lower Saint John River
Forecasted water levels and flood risks from Fredericton to Saint John.
Real-time water levels
Monitor current river levels and trends.
New Brunswick Flood Hazard Maps
View flood hazard areas and potential impact zones.
Emergency and support contacts
For immediate assistance, call 911.
NBEMO Facebook
Follow New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization on Facebook for River Watch updates.
NBEMO X (Twitter)
Follow New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization on X for River Watch updates.
River watch recorded message: 1-888-561-4048
For the latest flood updates.
NB Emergency Measures Organization: 1-800-561-4034
For provincial emergency assistance
Tele-Care 811: 811
Non-emergency health advice
Road report: 1-800-561-4063
Highway conditions and closures
Environmental emergencies: 1-800-565-1633
For hazardous spills and environmental issues
The New Brunswick River Watch program tracks river conditions and warns about possible flooding to help keep communities safe.
Stay prepared
Before a flood
Learn the essential steps to protect yourself, your home and your property before a flood occurs.
During a flood
Know what to do to stay safe and minimize damage when a flood happens.
After a flood
Know what to do to start the cleanup and recovery process after a flood.
Alerts and safety information
River watch alert levels
Understand the different alert levels and what they mean.
NB511: Road conditions
Real-time highway and traffic information.
Power outages – NB Power
Information on the latest power outages in the province.
Get Prepared – Canada.ca
Find national emergency preparedness resources.