The storm knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes in the Lower Mainland
30 to 40 mm expected for Metro Vancouver, 50 to 70 mm for Fraser Valley
Just over 5,000 customers remained in the dark early Wednesday
Environment Canada says localized flooding is possible in low-lying areas
Wind is expected to pick up late Sunday night
Wind is expected to subside by Tuesday afternoon
The system arrives at the same time as unusually high tides
It is estimated that 10 to 15 cm of snow will accumulate over a relatively short period of time
70 km/h winds expected to blow in from southeast ahead of cold front
Fraser Valley may get up to five centimetres, Metro Vancouver may get five to 10 centimetres
Environment Canada says arctic air will ‘arrive over the south coast’
Weather system is expected to hit parts of B.C.’s south coast
Higher elevation areas could see wet snow
Gusts up to 90 km/h expected from Richmond to Langley Friday (Sept. 25) morning
Rain moving across Howe Sound, The Fraser Valley and northern parts of Metro Vancouver this morning.
Last blast of summer with daytime highs Wednesday and Thursday 5 to 10 degrees above seasonal
Winds are expected to peak Monday morning but conditions could remain gusty throughout the day
