Most Flood-Related Advisories and Alerts in the North Called Off, Despite Rising Temperatures

Temperatures may be on the rise, but river flows are predicted to remain low throughout the week, according to the River Forecast Centre.

While flood risks remain relatively high for the southeast, most alerts which had been in place in the north have now been cancelled.

Just one High Streamflow Advisory remains in place in the north, covering the entirety of the Nechako River.

But, Flood Watches and Streamflow Advisories in the Peace, Northeast, and Cariboo have now been cancelled.

In the Northwest, both the Skeena and Bulkley Rivers are expected to stick right around current one to two year levels through the week.

But, with temperatures on the rise, and rain in the forecast, the River Forecast Centre says that could change at any moment.