Floodwaters move in toward the wall of sandbags built by CAF this weekend in Huntingdon Village. A rainbow reaches up into the Abbotsford sky. #BcFloods pic.twitter.com/eLWRt3XtKD

— Katie Nicholson (@KatieNicholson) November 29, 2021

Update. Water level rising as it overtops the border in #Abbotsford. If there’s any silver lining (and no one really knows exactly how much is coming) it took MUCH longer to get here than the first time. Some farmers still moving their cows to higher ground. @CTVVancouver pic.twitter.com/wQMfUh6DRS

— David Molko (@molkoreports) November 29, 2021

Cynthia Dykman sent me this video from the family farm late this afternoon when we learned the Nooksack was its way again. Watching and ready to move their animals. All over again. #Abbotsford #SumasPrairie #Strongerthansandbags @CTVVancouver pic.twitter.com/CDvH7CH43X

— David Molko (@molkoreports) November 29, 2021

Environment Canada has issued a series of special weather alerts for much of B.C.'s southwest and coast, with up to another 100 millimetres of rainfall predicted for the Fraser Valley between Tuesday and Wednesday along with winds up to 60 km/h. #bcstorm https://t.co/h1cy6UF878

— CBC British Columbia (@cbcnewsbc) November 29, 2021

Water that overflowed from the Nooksack River in the United States this weekend is expected to reach Abbotsford, B.C.'s struggling Sumas Prairie Monday, but the city's mayor says he's still feeling optimistic. https://t.co/c1WtQWpSyV

— CTV News Vancouver (@CTVVancouver) November 29, 2021

#NooksackRiver is now over the bank in #Everson and crossing Emerson rd. #wawx #flood #whatcomcounty pic.twitter.com/UVEZhLNWAB

— Randy Small - Whatcom County Weather (@RandySmall) November 28, 2021