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Storm Triggers Rainfall, Wind Warnings Across Metro Vancouver and Southwest B.C.

The first of several storms could bring up to 130 millimetres of rain and 90 km/h gusts, with outages and ferry cancellations possible.

  • On Friday, Nov. 6, Environment Canada issued widespread wind and rainfall warnings across British Columbia as a strong low-pressure system impacts the province.
  • A strong low-pressure system is driving the conditions, bringing a "prolonged period of southeast winds" that Environment Canada expects to peak Friday morning.
  • Severe conditions include rainfall of up to 130 millimetres in some regions and 175 millimetres over higher terrain, with wind gusts reaching 90 km/h.
  • B.C. Ferries cancelled some sailings in the Strait of Georgia due to "high winds and wave weight," while potential power outages threaten the Interior.
  • Environment Canada warns that while winds may ease Friday, "this is the first storm in a series" of upcoming weather, prompting residents to clear storm drains.
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Strong windy expected as warnings, statements issued for multiple B.C. Interior highways

Wind gusts could reached 90 km/h

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CFJC Today Kamloops broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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