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Nov 18, 2021
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Mapping the Flood in Abbotsford - The Tyee
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B.C. has declared a state of emergency due to flooding and landslides, including in the Sumas Prairie area of the Fraser Valley.
Evacuations, and a “critical” watch on continued water level rise, continue in Abbotsford.
On Nov. 12, an atmospheric river that formed in the Pacific Ocean moved onto North America’s west coast. Torrential rain followed, and on Tuesday the Sumas Prairie flooded, forcing the evacuation of 1,100 homes in Abbotsford.
The floodwaters came from the Nooksack River in Washington. Here’s a map that tracks the path of the water as it crossed into B.C.
Map courtesy of Tyl…
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