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The River Forecast Centre says rising levels of some waterways in southeastern British Columbia could ease as runoff from heavy rain decreases, but downpours continue to swell rivers in north and central parts of the province.

As the warmer weather of July approaches, flood risk across the province remains high due to the delayed snow melt following a much cooler and wetter spring. The BC River Forecast Centre's final snow bulletin for 2022 indicates that snowpacks...

Sandbagging efforts are underway in some parts of the Fraser Valley as rivers and flood worries rise.

A flood watch has been issued for the East Kootenay region, in addition to a rainfall warning for the Elk Valley, as many parts of northern B.C. and the Interior remain under flood advisories.

River Forecast Centre advisory applies to areas from Quesnel downstream to the ocean

River Forecast Centre advisory applies to areas from Quesnel downstream to the ocean

River Forecast Centre advisory applies to areas from Quesnel downstream to the ocean

River Forecast Centre advisory applies to areas from Quesnel downstream to the ocean

VICTORIA — Increasing snowmelt and wet weather have led to a high streamflow advisory for several British Columbia communities along the lower Fraser River.

British Columbia is seeing colder-than-normal temperatures for the months of April and May, causing flood concerns among meteorologists and hydrologists.