Atmospheric rivers swamp B.C. coast, melting snow and triggering flood advisories
Environment Canada says a series of atmospheric rivers is rolling over the area through Wednesday, bringing temperatures five to 10 degrees above normal
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Environment Canada says a series of atmospheric rivers is rolling over the area through Wednesday, bringing temperatures five to 10 degrees above normal
VANCOUVER — Rainfall and flood advisories remain in effect for parts of Metro Vancouver and the Sea to Sky region as balmy weather brings a series of rainstorms to British Columbia's South Coast, melting any sign of heavy snowfall earlier this month.
Global BC senior meteorologist Kristi Gordon says the forecast shows the potential for a pair of atmospheric rivers to hit the region, starting late this weekend.
Jan. 1 measurements showed 56% of normal levels province-wide
Jan. 1 measurements showed 56% of normal levels province-wide