As residents along Lake Ontario continue to deal with flooding that’s approaching 2017-levels, many have taken to social media to share the sights they’ve encountered.
Here are a few from the shores of Lake Ontario, as well as some recent coverage of flooding.
Rising Waters: The situation here along Lake Ontario at Port Bay in Huron, NY worsens by the day. Water level expected to rise another 6-8 inches next couple weeks. @News_8 @spann @JimCantore @StormHour @wnywxguy @wxbywilliams @JimTeskeNC9 #DigitalFirst #NexstarNation pic.twitter.com/qFIk5ixB26
— John Kucko (@john_kucko) May 22, 2019
An army of strangers protects tiny village from Lake Ontario flood: 'Fair Haven Thanks You' https://t.co/LCyVefS1Hi pic.twitter.com/9VFjMxZlJN
— syracuse.com (@syracusedotcom) May 11, 2017
DHSES continues to work with local officials, State agencies and other partners, including @NationalGuardNY (their efforts shown here at Sodus in Wayne County) to prepare for possible #flooding from Lake Ontario. #NYPrepare pic.twitter.com/bB229yLmRZ
— NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services (@NYSDHSES) May 10, 2019
DHSES continues to work with local officials, State agencies and other partners, including @NationalGuardNY (their efforts shown here at Sodus in Wayne County) to prepare for possible #flooding from Lake Ontario. #NYPrepare pic.twitter.com/bB229yLmRZ
— NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services (@NYSDHSES) May 10, 2019
Hindsight is 20/20: Sodus Point prepared for potential flooding on Lake Ontario shores, open for business in the meantime. https://t.co/NR3pnitSTX pic.twitter.com/shfhevdxQK
— WRVO News (@WRVOnews) May 10, 2019
Signs of flooding already being seen in Sodus Point https://t.co/GufXQfQDWY pic.twitter.com/lXIBqKgPLL
— 13WHAM (@13WHAM) May 10, 2019
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