Pouring rains and heavy winds continue to pound B.C.’s south coast on Sunday.
Environment Canada issued warnings for a slew of communities across the region.
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Wind warnings are in effect for eastern Vancouver Island, Greater Victoria and Metro Vancouver.
According to Environment Canada, an intense frontal system is bringing south and southeast winds up to 70 km/hr to the region.
As a result, ferries have been cancelled and the agency is warning residents to be careful for broken branches and loose objects being blown around by strong gusts.
The Lower Mainland is getting drenched this weekend with up to 90 mm of rain forecasted for the Howe Sound, the North Shore and northeast Metro Vancouver.
Southern Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley aren’t expected to get hit with as much rain but will still get up to 50 mm and eastern parts of the Valley could see snow.
Environment Canada is urging people to be cautious are heavy rain could cause flash floods and water pooling on roads. Localized flood is possible in low-lying areas and residents should consider moving valuable items to higher areas.
The rain is expected to ease off later Sunday evening.
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