The latest snowpack numbers are in for British Columbia, indicating that several areas around the province are at a heightened risk for flooding heading into spring. The snow basin is about 135 per cent of normal in the Upper Fraser. The snowpack is also higher than normal in the North Thompson and South Thompson, at more than 120 per cent of normal in both areas. "It's very rare that we've had high snowpack in the Upper Fraser and both the North and South Thompson at the same time," said Jonathan Boyd, with the B.C. Upper Fraser - East.

Source: CBC News March 10, 2020 00:56 UTC