Flood warnings have been issued for Muskoka, Parry Sound, and Haliburton regions in Ontario, Canada, as the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) alerts residents to high water levels in local rivers. The warnings cover the French River and Pickerel River, along with a watershed conditions statement for the Severn River, including Sparrow Lake. These warnings will remain in effect until May 29 at 11:59 p.m.. While some areas are beginning to stabilize, others continue to experience slow declines in water levels, prompting the MNR to advise residents in flood-prone areas to closely monitor conditions and take protective measures for their properties. The ministry has emphasized the need for extreme caution near dams, as high-water levels may have compromised safety booms, signage, and barriers. Additionally, forest roads may be damaged and impassable, posing risks for outdoor activities. Residents are urged to keep children and pets away from shorelines and stay informed about changing weather conditions to ensure safety during this period of heightened flood risk.