Wind warnings issued for Metro Vancouver, Sunshine Coast and southern Gulf Islands
Wind warnings issued for Metro Vancouver, Sunshine Coast and southern Gulf Islands
Vancouver Park Board warned people to avoid the walking paths between Jericho and Spanish Banks on Jan. 13 as strong winds and high tides impacted the area. (Vancouver Park Board/Twitter)
Environment Canada has issued wind warnings for Metro Vancouver, the Sunshine Coast, and the southern Gulf Islands.
Strong winds are expected to arrive Friday afternoon and last until the evening along the Strait of Georgia including East Vancouver Island, the southern Gulf Islands, the Sunshine Coast, and southwestern sections of Metro Vancouver near the water.
Wind gusts of up to to 90 km/h are expected.
Environment Canada has warned the strong winds could cause power outages and damage to buildings.
The agency is also cautioning that driving conditions could be hazardous on highways.
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Vancouver Park Board warned people to avoid the walking paths between Jericho and Spanish Banks on Jan. 13 as strong winds and high tides impacted the area. (Vancouver Park Board/Twitter)
