KELOWNA–Winds are keeping fire and city crews busy in Kelowna.
According to Environment Canada, while it’s been windy up and down the valley, Kelowna has experienced the strongest gusts at 68 kilometres per hour.
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The wind brought a tree down onto some telephone cable lines on Clifton Road on Thursday afternoon.
Fire crews directed traffic while city crews dealt with cutting down the tree.
Telephone lines also came down on West Avenue near Pandosy Street.
Environment Canada says the winds in the Okanagan are the remnants of the “weather bomb” that hit coastal B.C. overnight.
They are rapidly dissipating as they hit the mountains.
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