US EditionPower outages, rising rivers expected as storm heads for B.C.’s South Coast
- The first storm of the fall season is expected to hit B.C.'s south coast on Sunday night, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. The storm may cause power outages and damage to buildings.
- Environment Canada warns that the storm will lead to power outages and fast flowing rivers, while the River Forecast Centre predicts that the rainfall will help alleviate the drought conditions experienced throughout the summer.
- West Vancouver Island will experience winds up to 100 km/h, while East Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast will see winds of 70-90 km/h. The storm's expected rainfall marks a significant shift from the drought conditions.
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