There is a special weather statement for the North Coast and Central Coast. It’s expected to start from Tuesday into Thursday.
A strong and potent series of storms will approach the B.C. coast this week, bringing a prolonged period of heavy rainfall.
Significant rainfall accumulations are expected, with upslope terrain and higher elevations receiving the heaviest amounts of precipitation.
Environment Canada says there is still uncertainty regarding exact rainfall amounts and areal coverage.
Meanwhile there is yellow wind warring for Haida Gawaii, from this afternoon into overnight and though Tuesday.
A series of strong storms will bring periods of strong southeast winds in the next couple of days.
The first system is tracking towards the BC coast and strong southeasterly winds 90 gusting to 110 km/h will develop ahead of it early this morning. These winds will ease this afternoon.
But another low pressure system is following on its heels, and the winds will once again reach warning criteria overnight.
Winds will ease somewhat Tuesday morning but yet another storm will bring strong southeasterly winds by Tuesday afternoon.
