Storm surge predicted for today in Campbell River

Bulletin advises moderate risk for marine water level conditions

A storm surge is predicted for today, Jan. 7. StormSurgeBC.

A storm surge has been predicted for today (Jan. 7), which could see high marine water levels.

StormSurgeBC provided an advisory of high marine water conditions today that could reach up to 4.72 metres by 9 am. Water levels are expected to reach above the highest annual tides, per its Jan. 6 bulletin.

The historical high water level for this time in Campbell River is 5.35 metres.

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