The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) lifts a flood risk warning after heavy rainfall on Thursday. Earlier, Environment Canada had warned that parts of southern Ontario, including the Greater Toronto Area, could see conditions leading to high water levels. In response, TRCA issued the flood-related warning for areas near rivers and streams, urging residents to be prepared for possible flooding. After the rainfall passes and conditions improve, TRCA says the flood risk warning is no longer in effect. Even with the warning lifted, TRCA continues to advise residents to exercise caution around waterways because water levels can remain elevated for some time after heavy rain. The authority’s update reflects a shift from immediate flood risk to ongoing public safety guidance, acknowledging that local impacts can persist despite improvements in weather and runoff. Residents are therefore encouraged to monitor conditions and follow local advisories near creeks, rivers, and other drainage areas.