Wetter than normal weather has led to a mounting snowpack in much of B.C.
Dave Campbell from the BC River Forecast Centre says the provincial average is 108 percent, up from 96 per cent last month.
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He says the Okanagan is 131 per cent of normal, which could be a warning of spring flooding.
“Typically when we get over 120 per cent of normal — as we get into March or April — that would be kind of the threshold where we would expect to see increased risk. So we’re above that bubble,” Campbell said.
Campbell says about two-thirds of the expected snowfall has come down by now.