Drought conditions, above average temperatures and “significantly” lower-than-average snow pack levels combined indicate a “busier than normal season.” Continue reading
The B.C. River Forecast Centre says snow levels have dropped significantly since the beginning of the month due to persistently hot weather and rapid melt. Continue reading
The Okanagan snow basin is 72 per cent of normal, and the Boundary and Similkameen snowpack’s are 65 per cent of normal. Continue reading
Okanagan snowpack level at 81 per cent of normal as of March 1. Continue reading
The province may be a ‘holding pattern’ right now, but the head of the province’s River Forecast Centre is concerned record water levels could lead to more flooding across the province. Continue reading
B.C.’s River Forecast Centre is predicting Okanagan Lake could rise another 10 centimeters before it starts subsiding. Continue reading
Three Pacific storms are expected to roll over the B.C. South Coast beginning Wednesday night, bringing with them strong winds and heavy rain. Continue reading
Our unusually warm spring has melted the winter snowpack more quickly than usual, especially in the interior region of B.C. Continue reading