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Special weather statement cautions heavy rains headed into Metro 鶹ýӳtonight

Don't be fooled by Monday's sunshine and balmy temps: The rain is coming. ☔️
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Rainy street in Kerrisdale area of Vancouver. Photo by Sen Yang/Getty Images

Don't be fooled by Monday's sunshine and balmy temps: Later tonight Metro 鶹ýӳis due to get some serious rainfall that will carry over into Tuesday.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the region cautioning a frontal system over B.C.'s north and central coast is travelling southward. The system is expected to land on the west side of 鶹ýӳIsland Monday afternoon and arrive at the Lower Mainland Monday night. 

Over the south coast, the frontal system will become entrenched overnight and through Tuesday afternoon. During that time, rainfall amounts of 50 to 75 mm could occur over most of Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and Howe Sound, according to Canada's weather agency.

The special weather statement applies to the following locations: 

  • Metro 鶹ýӳ- central including the City of 鶹ýӳBurnaby and New Westminster
  • Metro 鶹ýӳ- North Shore including West 鶹ýӳand North Vancouver
  • Metro 鶹ýӳ- northeast including Coquitlam and Maple Ridge
  • Metro 鶹ýӳ- southeast including Surrey and Langley

Until the rain arrives Monday night, Vancouver's weather today is forecast to be sunny with a high of 14C. Tonight's low is 9C and tomorrow's high 12C. Tuesday night is forecast to be windy near the water, with the temp holding at 12C.