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Squamish second rainiest community in BC

Staff report
November 17, 2021 1:32pm

A significant atmospheric river brought copious amounts of rain to southern BC in the last few days.

 

Squamish was the second rainiest place in the province, according to a summary released by Environment Canada.

From 11 am on Saturday 13 to 4 pm on November 15, Squamish received 206 mm of rain. Meanwhile Agassiz was the wettest place in BC and recorded 208 mm of rain.

District of Squamish emergency and public works are keeping a close eye on river levels in Squamish.

Pemberton and Whistler set new rainfall records for November 14.

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