Power outages and road closures come as 'bomb cyclone' hits Island
B.C. Hydro said power was out Tuesday night for about 130,000 customers on Vancouver Island. Sections of several Island highways were closed because of downed trees and debris.
Tens of thousands without power, ferries cancelled after 'bomb cyclone' batters B.C. coast
Tens of thousands of people, primarily on Vancouver Island, were without power overnight after hurricane-force wind gusts from a "bomb cyclone" system blasted southwest B.C. on Tuesday night.
Bomb cyclone slams B.C.: Highways closed, thousands without power, trees down
Trees were brought down in areas including Vancouver, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam. Some fell on cars and blocked roads, however, there have been no reports of any injuries. Several highways on Vancouver Island remain closed, including Highway 4 east of Port Alberni where trees and branches littered the road.
'Bomb cyclone' leaves thousands without power, shuts down Vancouver Island highways
Thousands of Vancouver Island residents were without power, and several highways closed Tuesday evening after a 'bomb cyclone' brought powerful winds to the B.C. coast.
Highways closed, thousands without power as 'bomb cyclone' hits B.C. coast
Students on Vancouver Island have been stranded by downed power lines as a "bomb cyclone"  with predicted hurricane-level wind gusts that formed in the Pacific Ocean 400 kilometres west of the Island Tuesday hits the B.
'Bomb cyclone' hitting B.C. sounds scary, but meteorologist says name isn't alarmist
Gusts of more than 90 km/h are hitting parts of the British Columbia coast as a "bomb cyclone" develops off Vancouver Island, bringing the potential for destructive hurricane-force winds.
MUST SEE: British Columbia sees snowfall before ‘bomb cyclone’ is expected to hit
In the Must See video above, snow fell In parts of British Columbia on Monday, November 18, ahead of a forecast “bomb cyclone” which was set to bring strong winds to the area from Tuesday.
Students stranded, thousands without power as 'bomb cyclone' hits B.C. coast
Students on Vancouver Island have been stranded by downed power lines as a "bomb cyclone" with predicted hurricane-level wind gusts that formed in the Pacific Ocean 400 kilometres west of the Island Tuesday hits the B.
Snow falls in B.C. Lower Mainland as bomb cyclone approaches
Overnight snow hit B.C.'s Lower Mainland ahead of a "bomb cyclone" bringing rain and strong winds. Snow lingered on the Sea-to-Sky Highway, causing slippery conditions.
What to expect with bomb cyclone off B.C.'s coast
Parts of Metro Vancouver woke up to snow Tuesday morning and more wild weather is in the forecast. People are being warned to bundle up and batten down the hatches. As Andrea Macpherson reports, a powerful storm known as a bomb cyclone is soon expected to park itself off the coast.
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