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A series of storms are forecast for B.C.’s south coast starting Thursday, following heavy rains that destroyed highways and displaced thousands in the province.
British Columbians are starting to feel the effects of supply chain issues following devastating floods and landslides that left thousands evacuated from their homes, highways destroyed and entire regions swamped.
Heavy rains combined with high tides are expected to cause flooding in low-lying areas, including parts of Cannibal Island Road and Camp Weott Road, with...
Residents are warned to stay away from rivers and streams as parts of the North Shore, Lower Mainland and Sunshine Coast are currently under a flood watch, while Metro Vancouver remains under a rainfall warning.
by John Boivin Local Journalism Initiative on Tuesday May 25 2021 Flooding concerns on West Kootenay rivers and streams is not a concern this spring due to the recent stretch of dry weather. — The Nelson Daily photo The people who monitor the province’s rivers and streams for flood potential say they’re getting less worried about the West Kootenay as the spring progresses. “On March 1, it was 110% of normal, and I’d say I was concerned about some areas in the southern Interior,” says Jonathan Boyd, a forecaster with the River Forecast Centre. “ But by...