Flood Warnings Raised in BC as Rainfall Tops 200 Millimetres Northwest of Vancouver
Flood warnings have been raised in British Columbia’s South Coast, after more than 200 millimetres of rain fell in some places in a 24-hour period. The River Forecast Centre has upgraded flood watches to warnings in the Pemberton Valley, as well as Howe Sound, Sea to Sky and North Shore of Metro Vancouver. Environment Canada […]
Flood warnings have been issued for British Columbia’s South Coast due to rainfall exceeding 200 millimetres in some areas within a 24-hour span. The River Forecast Centre has escalated flood watches to warnings for the Pemberton Valley, Howe Sound, Sea to Sky, and the North Shore of Metro Vancouver. Significant rainfall totals were recorded, with Port Mellon receiving 214 millimetres by Wednesday morning.
- Flood warnings are in effect for British Columbia’s South Coast.
- Over 200 millimetres of rain fell in some locations in a 24-hour period.
- Flood watches have been upgraded to warnings for Pemberton Valley, Howe Sound, Sea to Sky, and North Shore of Metro Vancouver.
- Port Mellon recorded 214 millimetres of rain by Wednesday morning.
- Rain is continuing along the coast and in other areas.
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