Be prepared.
Locals might have been spared a potentially catastrophic storm to kick off the week — but there may be more weather chaos to contend with.
The B.C. storm was caused by a bomb cyclone that strengthened over the Pacific Ocean. However, the tempest began tracking northward as it approached the coast, sparing the mainland from widespread damage. — BC Hydro September 26, 2023 In total, roughly 9,000 BC Hydro customers were without power at the peak of the storm, primarily in places on Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast, spokesperson Susie Rieder told V.I.A. Metro Vancouver weather forecast and possible BC Hydro power outages Weatherhood shows detailed forecasts for neighbourhoods across the Lower Mainland.
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