Highways closed, thousands without power as ’bomb cyclone’ hits B.C. coast
A bomb cyclone that brought wind gusts of up to 160 km/h to parts of the B.C. South Coast led to highway closures and power outages affecting thousands of people Tuesday night, and forced a group of school children on Vancouver Island to shelter in a school for hours.
A bomb cyclone has been forecast for the B.C. coast, with strong winds expected Tuesday and overnight into Wednesday. A bomb ...
About 90,000 Vancouver Island Hydro customers woke without power and ferries cancelled across the board to the Lower Mainland ...
An almost 40 kilometre stretch of Highway 4 on Vancouver Island was closed Tuesday evening due to the impacts of a storm that ...
The latest B.C. bomb cyclone will create additional disruptions on Wednesday as it continues to make its notable presence ...
The high winds are expected to last 18 to 24 hours starting Tuesday night (Nov. 19) according to Environment Canada ...
Storm surge from gale to storm-force southeast winds combined with seasonably high tide will produce elevated water levels ...
BC Ferries has cancelled Tuesday evening's sailings between the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island in anticipation of an ...
Environment and Climate Change Canada says a "significant" storm is on the way to pummel the South Coast with high winds.
These winds are likely to produce numerous power outages and tree damage in the most impact regions,” the National Weather ...
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