In case it hasn’t been wet enough in the Lower Mainland, a storm front is bringing heavy downpours to the region Thursday.
According to Environment Canada, the region can expect to see 70 to 90 millimetres of rain by Friday morning.
The agency is warning the storm could cause flash floods and water to pool on roads.
Drivers are asked to turn on their lights and watch for washouts near rivers, creeks and culverts.
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Further north the rain will turn to snow on the Sea-to-Sky.
Environment Canada says the region is expecting five to 10 centimetres Thursday, on top of the 15 centimetres that already fell overnight.
Road conditions are changing quickly and could deteriorate as more snow falls.
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