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Evacuation Order Issued for New Remo, Old Remo, and Usk, RDKS Area "C" Placed Under Local State of Emergency - Vimarsana News

Evacuation Order Issued for New Remo, Old Remo, and Usk, RDKS Area "C" Placed Under Local State of Emergency

A local state of emergency has been declared by the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine and an evacuation ord...

Source: cfnrfm.ca
High Streamflow Advisory Upgraded to Flood Watch in the Skeena Water Basin, Maintained in Stikine and Liard - Vimarsana News

High Streamflow Advisory Upgraded to Flood Watch in the Skeena Water Basin, Maintained in Stikine and Liard

Streamflow and Flood Advisories A High Streamflow Advisory remains in place for the Stikine and Liard water ba...

Source: cfnrfm.ca
High Streamflow Advisories, Flood Watches, and Evacuation Alerts in Place in Portions of the Northwest - Vimarsana News

High Streamflow Advisories, Flood Watches, and Evacuation Alerts in Place in Portions of the Northwest

This page will be updated throughout the day (June 3rd, 2022) as information comes in and conditions change. &...

Source: cfnrfm.ca
High water levels in the Fraser River not unexpected for this time of year - Vimarsana News

High water levels in the Fraser River not unexpected for this time of year

High water levels in the Fraser River not unexpected for this time of year SHARE ON: Fraser River (photo by MyPGNow.com staff) The Fraser River has been on the rise recently, as a Local State of Emergency was called and an evacuation alert was recently issued for residents in some parts of Farrell Street next to Paddlewheel Park. The alert has since been rescinded and Jonathan Boyd, Hydrologist with the BC River Forecast Centre says the levels, which peaked at about 9.5 metres over the weekend, were caused by rapid snowpack melting. “It was an above-average snowpack for the headwaters of t...