Extreme thunderstorm rolling by way of Okanagan Valley – Kelowna Information
Thunderstorm heads north
Photograph: Atmosphere Canada
UPDATE: 5:55 p.m.
Atmosphere Canada has ended the extreme thunderstorm warning issued for Kelowna because the storm shifts into the North Okanagan and Vernon space.
A warning issued early Friday night says meteorologists are monitoring a extreme thunderstorm able to producing very robust wind gusts, as much as nickel measurement hail and heavy rain.
Individuals are suggested to take cowl instantly if threatening climate approaches.
ORIGINAL: 4:55 p.m.
Atmosphere Canada says it’s monitoring a extreme thunderstorm within the Okanagan Valley.
A warning issued late this afternoon says meteorologists are monitoring a extreme thunderstorm between Peachland and Greata close to Freeway 97.
The storm is transferring northeast at 30km/h and is able to producing robust wind gusts, pea to dime measurement hail and heavy rain.
Individuals are suggested to take cowl instantly if threatening climate approaches.
Heavy downpours related to the storm are capable of trigger flash flooding and water pooling on roadways.
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