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Amy Judd
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B. C. bracing for collection of winds throughout Christmas year
The South Coast of British Columbia and Vancouver Island are expected to experience a number of storms this year, according to Environment Canada. The area is anticipated to experience three distinct weather systems. Details are provided by reporter Troy Charles and technician Kristi Gordon. &# 13,
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People of B.C.’s South Coast you anticipate a surprise to erupt on Christmas Day. According to world BC scientist Mark Madryga, the place is expected to experience severe rain and strong winds. In Metro Vancouver, east winds will probably blow to 80 km/h, mainly near the Strait of Georgia, by late night and in the afternoon and evening, Madryga added. A low-pressure program will view southern Vancouver Island earlier on Boxing Day, but Madryga said there is still some confusion about the course. According to current forecasts, the wind will pass through the Juan de Fuca Strait, Madryga added, limiting the B.C. South Coast to receive the strongest winds and heavy rain. The low-pressure center that caused strong winds to pour into the South Coast on Monday evening has moved north to the Central Coast on Tuesday night and will enter northern B.C. on Tuesday afternoon. Through the day, the winds did gradually convenience. Trending Then
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Below is a look at the top wind gusts as of 9 a. m. on Tuesday.
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A look at the top weather gusts on B. C.’s South Coast as of 9 a. m. on Tuesday.
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