Metro Vancouver Weather Update
Stormy conditions persist with more storms expected through the weekend. Unlike typical Vancouver falls, which feature large storms with longer dry intervals, this year the south coast of B.C. faces frequent smaller storms, limiting the chances for clear, crisp fall days.
Weather Details from Environment Canada
Environment Canada meteorologist [translate:Brian Proctor] describes the Lower Mainland's weather as
“fairly typical fall weather,”with most days experiencing some precipitation and few significant breaks.
Rainfall Forecast
- A frontal system continues to deliver steady moisture across Vancouver Island and southern B.C.
- By mid-Thursday, rainfall totals may reach 20 to 30 mm in areas like Ladner and Tsawwassen.
- Near Vancouver International Airport (YVR), totals are forecasted between 30 and 40 mm.
- North Shore, Port Moody, and Port Coquitlam could see 40 to 70 mm of rain.
Warnings and Risks
A rainfall warning is in effect for the North Shore. A second frontal system expected Thursday may add 30 to 40 mm more precipitation by Friday morning.
[translate:Proctor] warned,
“We'll see some decent 30 km/h [winds] gusting to 50 km/h and up to 70 km/h in the Strait of Georgia,”with strong gusts potentially causing power outages.
Water accumulation is likely on roads and in low-lying areas, increasing hazards.
Summary: Metro Vancouver faces persistent, frequent storms with heavy rains and strong winds, prompting warnings for flooding and power outages.
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