British Columbia is suffering from devastating flooding in parts of the coastal province.

Heavy rains and winds have been hitting the southern part of the province for days causing evacuations of cities and towns. Many communities are being left severed off from supplies after roads and bridges have literally been washed away.

A look from a flyover of #BCHwy1 at Tank Hill near Lytton and Nicomen.

For the latest #BCStorm travel info, check @DriveBC‘s website: https://t.co/0sq39Ad5WN#TransCanadaHighway pic.twitter.com/N4zVto5vNK

— BC Transportation (@TranBC) November 15, 2021

Reports have come that over 250 millimetres of rain has fallen over the course of only two days.

Mudslides have taken out entire homes and neighbourhoods along with impacting escape efforts.

 



 

We have members both on trucks and on our watercraft assisting @CFVSAR with the flooding response in Abbotsford today. pic.twitter.com/zlqc72mvnE

— South Fraser Search and Rescue (@southfrasersar) November 16, 2021

Flood waters are high.
A look at #Similkameen floodwaters near #PrincetonBC and Old Hedley Road.
Check @DriveBC for the latest impacts BC highways. #BCstorm pic.twitter.com/hjXSDJNsNE

— BC Transportation (@TranBC) November 15, 2021