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☀️ How will you stay cool this weekend?. Hot, dry weather ramps up this weekend and continues well into next week.🌡️. Stay safe: hydrate, shade, sunscreen, sunglasses. 7-Day Forecast 👉 #BCHeat #BCStorm

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A wet day on west Vancouver Island & the south coast tomorrow. Expecting 50 mm for Metro Vancouver, Squamish, Bowen Island & Gibsons with up to 80 mm over higher terrain before the rain ends Friday night. Take care near rivers and creeks for sudden rises in water levels #bcstorm

🌡️Did you find it hot and hard to sleep over the weekend? Warm nights led to multiple records broken!. Heat warnings will continue now through Tuesday (Aug 12,2025) ☀️. Alert➡️ #BCStorm #BCHeat

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Correction: It was 41.6mm, not 40.2mm over a two-hour period.

Yesterday afternoon (August 6, 2025), a severe thunderstorm rolled through Powell River, dumping 40.2 mm of rain in two hours! The daily total reached 44.1 mm, making it the second wettest day on record in August #BCStorm

Over 20 mm of rain has soaked parts of Greater Vancouver today as an unseasonably autumn-like system rolls through B.C. It's YVR’s first 20+ mm day since April 6, 2025 (27.5 mm)! #BCStorm

⛈️ Severe Thunderstorm Watches are in effect across parts of the Interior today (July 31, 2025). Plenty of energy & instability in the atmosphere = potential for strong wind gusts, large hail & heavy rain. 🔗.🌩️#whenthunderroarsgoindoors.#BCStorm

Heat Warnings now in effect!🌡️.Temperatures will climb across the interior Tue July 29 - Thur July 31. For more info➡️ Know the signs of heat stress➡️#BCHeat #BCStorm

Heavy rainfall soaked parts of northeastern BC yesterday (July 24, 2025) with Nelson Forks receiving 88 mm of rain! Expect showers and a risk of thunderstorms today, then heat building next week. Weather summary: . #BCStorm

Elevated temperatures will prevail early next week over the province. Expect dry conditions, plenty of sunshine, and a high UV index. Stay cool, shaded and hydrated.☀️ #BCHeat #BCStorm

Severe Thunderstorm Watches are in effect from the Okanagan to the Kootenays up to the southern Columbias (Jun 12, '25) due to an upper disturbance. These storms may give heavy downpours, large hail & strong wind gusts. #whenthunderroarsgoindoors #BCStorm.

Keep cool and hydrated this weekend as temperatures rise over southern B.C. with the hottest weather of the year so far. Keep in mind that waters are still cold, so please be careful around lakes and fast flowing rivers. #BCStorm. Alerts in effect:

Sudden and short-lived SW winds gusting to 80 km/h this afternoon possible in the Fraser Valley & inland Vancouver Island easing this evening. Watch for fallen branches & use caution in high profile vehicles #bcstorm @bchydro. ⚡ ⚠️

A risk of thunderstorms is forecast for the South Coast this afternoon and tonight. Storms may produce heavy downpours, small hail, & gusty winds. Thunderstorms may form in the interior today through Saturday. If thunder roars, head indoors! #bcstorm.

It’s been a minute so be ready for wintery conditions on the roads this weekend. Poor travel conditions with periods of snow mixed with rain is expected for the Whistler area and the Sea to Sky so check the roads before you head out #bcstorm @DriveBC

A weak #atmosphericriver is set to bring a dose of moisture to parts of Vancouver Island & the Lower Mainland. Rain will begin tonight & continue through the weekend. 60-75 mm expected, with up to 120 mm possible for higher terrain and west sections of the island #bcstorm

Heading into a chilly weekend and cold forecast for next week. Are you ready for the cold weather? #WeatherCAN .

Our previously shared preliminary January stats have been updated. While the overall trend was still drier than normal across B.C., some of our monthly rankings have changed. Check out this table for the most up-to-date numbers #bcstorm

It was a wintry weekend for BC with heavy snowfall for parts of the interior and the first real shot of snow for the Lower Mainland. Totals from Metro Vancouver ranged from 3 to 25 cm. Here’s a look at the full weather summary. ❄️ #bcstorm