With B.C. regions on flood watch, residents asked to remain ‘vigilant’ and prepared
Large parts of the southern and central Interior of B.C. are heading into the weekend either under a flood warning or under a flood watch, with some communities more on edge than others.
A release from the minstry reminds residents to have a grab-and-go bag ready, with essentials such as a first-aid kit, personal medication, food and water, and important documents, such as insurance papers and birth certificates. People are also encouraged to connect with neighbours, self-register for Emergency Support Services and stay connected with their local government or First Nation for updates and advisories.
The bulletin issued late Friday morning placed the Boundary region, including Kettle River, Granby River and surrounding rivers and streams; Whiteman Creek; and Lower Thompson area, including Cache Creek, Deadman River, Criss Creek, Bonaparte River and areas around Cache Creek and Skeetchestn under a flood warning.
High streamflow advisories are in effect for the Coquihalla River; Nicola River and Shuswap tributaries; the Upper Fraser including p Prince George ; Skeena Region including the Bulkley River and surrounding tributaries; and Quesnel and Upper Fraser.
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