Here are the top stories across the Lower Mainland for Monday, Feb. 11.
1. One winter storm passes, another looms on B.C.’s south coast
Not long after a heavy snowstorm hit on Sunday afternoon, Environment Canada issued another snowfall warning for the region, with another 10 to 15 centimetres expected.
Looks like mother nature strapped on and gave us a solid 9.5 inches last night (24cm) out in Langley #BC. 😉lol #BCStorm Ready for round two tonight?? pic.twitter.com/dexCy309Ea
— Aaron Schmidt (@AaronRedwolf513) February 11, 2019
2. Surrey and White Rock schools closed
Residents in some areas awoke to more than a foot of snow on Monday morning.
My patio at 6 am this morning! #snow #bcstorm #SurreyBC pic.twitter.com/jbC75OA6DG
— Amy Marie Reid (@amyreid87) February 11, 2019
3. Snow day for Langley students as public schools closed
Many areas of Langley received as much as two feet of snow.
Are you prepared #Langley? Snow is on its way. Now is the time to check you emergency supplies at home and in your vehicle. @PreparedBC @bchydro #bcstorm https://t.co/zwHXQpHwda
— IAFF4550 (@TOLFireFighters) February 10, 2019
4. The weather is stealing Abbotsford’s trampolines
The high winds made off with more than a few trampolines from people’s backyards.
One person said their trampoline flew over a six-foot fence. A Facebook video shared with us shows a trampoline on the sidewalk of a busy street. Imagine driving and a god damn trampoline comes flying at your god damn car.
Like Birds but so much bigger and more terrifying. https://t.co/nURqO1Nmnu
— ᵈᵘˢᵗⁱⁿ ᵍᵒᵈᶠʳᵉʸ (@dustinrgodfrey) February 10, 2019
5. Rolling Stones to play only one Canadian stop – and it won’t be in B.C.
Ever heard of Oro-Medonte, Ontario? Yeah, me neither.
