The City of Kelowna declared a state of emergency on June 14
Rain could impact headwaters of the north and south Thompson rivers and the Cariboo mountains
Mission Creek remains over capacity
City of Penticton and fire department ready to activate sandbagging or tiger dams if necessary
Yanks Peak is at record snow pack for this time of year
B.C. River Forecast Centre advises it could be one, two or more weeks before rivers peak
As rain continues to fall, high streamflow advisory upgraded
A late spring thaw and remaining snowpacks mean warm weather could trigger disaster
EOC level 1, in response to forecasted weather trends across region, says emergency program manager
Crews working on a plan to release some water to reduce risk of flooding
Highway 99 to close at 4 p.m. Tuesday, between Pemberton and Lillooet
Atmospheric river on Nov. 26 saw 40-60 mm in areas of B.C.
Hot temperatures leading to rapid snow melt
Rest of the Cariboo, including Quesnel and Williams Lake at lowest advisory level
Risk of thunderstorms Friday evening for Williams Lake, Puntzi Mountain areas
Warm weather and heavy rain could cause sections of Kettle River system to swell beyond 2018 levels
The flood threat is a result of unregulated water flow occurring at the Minton Lake dam spillway
