Strong winds and heavy rain batter British Columbia
- Digital Writers

- Oct 25
- 2 min read

On Thursday and Friday, a strong front moved across British Columbia, bringing strong winds across the province and heavy rain to coastal areas.
Many areas recorded wind gusts over 100 km/h, and several areas received over 100 mm of rain.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by Environment and Climate Change Canada as of 2:00 p.m. on Friday.
Total rainfall amounts:
Kemano: 122 mm
Onion Lake: 121 mm
Kitimat Area: 98 - 117 mm
Terrace Airport: 95 mm
Salvus Highway Station: 84 mm
Bella Bella Airport: 84 mm
Bella Coola Area: 53 - 64 mm
Boat Bluff Lighthouse: 62 mm
Legate Creek Highway Station: 56 mm
Rosswood: 54 mm
Stewart Area: 41 mm
Tahsis Village North: 134 mm
Zeballos: 88 mm
North Courtenay: 83 mm
Woss Camp: 82 mm
Lennard Island: 80 mm
Cape Scott Lighthouse: 78 mm
Port Alberni: 74 mm
Beaver Creek Forestry Station: 73 mm
Estevan Point: 71 mm
Port Mellon: 58 mm
Bowser: 53 mm
Comox Airport: 47 mm
Squamish Airport: 46 mm
Quatsino Lighthouse: 44 mm
Quinsam: 44 mm
Tantalus Highway Station: 43 mm
Campbell River Airport: 42 mm
Maximum wind gusts:
Sartine Island: 139 km/h
Solander Island: 119 km/h
Herbert Island 106 km/h
Rose Spit: 102 km/h
Lucy Island Lighthouse: 98 km/h
Bella Bella Airport: 93 km/h
Cumshewa Island: 81 km/h
Grief Point: 77 km/h
Sandspit Airport: 76 km/h
Merry Island Lighthouse: 74 km/h
Masset Airport: 72 km/h
Comox Airport: 72 km/h
Cape Beale Lighthouse: 69 km/h
Powell River Airport: 67 km/h
Prince Rupert Airport: 65 km/h
Prince George Airport: 87 km/h
Ootsa Lake: 79 km/h
Williams Lake Airport: 72 km/h
Tatlayoko Lake: 72 km/h
Quesnel Airport: 63 km/h
Puntzi Mountain: 63 km/h
Lytton Airport: 61 km/h
Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada


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