| ⚠ | Special Weather Statement | ▶ |
6:06 p.m. PDT Wednesday 9 July 2025
Special Weather Statement in effect for:
What:
Embedded isolated thunderstorms could enhance local rainfall amounts.
Hazards:
- Localized flooding
- Increased risk of landslides
- Sudden reduction of visibility in heavy rain
When: Tonight to early Thursday morning.
Where:
- Areas in the vicinity of Highway 1 from Ashcroft to Three Valley Gap, southern sections of North Thompson, and North Okanagan - including Vernon.
Additional information:
Heavy rain could develop along a front passing through southern interior BC today. Current weather model guidance is indicating locally high rainfall amounts. However, due to the convective nature of the precipitation, there remains some uncertainty as to the exact locations of the heavy rain band. In the event where heavy rainfall materializes over sensitive areas such as burn scars, there is a heightened risk of localized flooding and debris flows.
Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@ec.gc.ca or post reports on X using #BCStorm.
Special Weather Statement in effect for:
- South Thompson
What:
Embedded isolated thunderstorms could enhance local rainfall amounts.
Hazards:
- Localized flooding
- Increased risk of landslides
- Sudden reduction of visibility in heavy rain
When: Tonight to early Thursday morning.
Where:
- Areas in the vicinity of Highway 1 from Ashcroft to Three Valley Gap, southern sections of North Thompson, and North Okanagan - including Vernon.
Additional information:
Heavy rain could develop along a front passing through southern interior BC today. Current weather model guidance is indicating locally high rainfall amounts. However, due to the convective nature of the precipitation, there remains some uncertainty as to the exact locations of the heavy rain band. In the event where heavy rainfall materializes over sensitive areas such as burn scars, there is a heightened risk of localized flooding and debris flows.
Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@ec.gc.ca or post reports on X using #BCStorm.
