From CBC News.

Floodwaters are rising again in B.C.’s Fraser Valley on Thursday, even after the rain has stopped. The surge is coming from Washington state, where the Nooksack River is spilling northward for the second time in four years. Atmospheric rivers amped up by climate change are stacking up, and cross-border mitigation work is still dragging on. The CBC’s Johanna Wagstaffe looks into why B.C. is once again waiting for a flood peak it can’t fully control.

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