@news1130traffic Mitchell Island #RichmondBC pic.twitter.com/qPyONM7dth

— Denise Eun-Woo (@DeniseEun) December 27, 2022

#kingtide at #britanniashipyard the flood wall is holding but the wind is starting to pick up #RichmondBC #stevestonbc #floodwatch #yvr #flood #richmondflood #vancouver pic.twitter.com/Tm1M8LIsjo

— McLuchador (@ChrisMc23511957) December 27, 2022

There is a flood event occuring on Mitchell Island. Please avoid the area. Richmond Fire-Rescue, the City and other agencies are onsite. More information to follow. #RichmondBC #BCStorm pic.twitter.com/aEgZw4CKXS

— City of Richmond BC (@Richmond_BC) December 27, 2022

➡There are no reported injuries.
➡The cause of the flooding is still under investigation.
➡The City's pump stations on the island have operated properly/well all day.
➡ Debris clean-up has begun.#RichmondBC #BCStorm [2/2]

— City of Richmond BC (@Richmond_BC) December 28, 2022

#kingtide #richmondbc #stevestonbc #yvr #vancouver #flooding #hightide #britanniashipyards crazy high tide , it’s the highest ever seen in Steveston pic.twitter.com/fPHX7FkGjI

— McLuchador (@ChrisMc23511957) December 27, 2022

This is London Landing right now #kingtide #richmondbc #stevestonbc #floodwatch #yvr #vancouver #flooding pic.twitter.com/hMSxArNSkJ

— McLuchador (@ChrisMc23511957) December 27, 2022

City staff have been busy for days, addressing the broad range of weather the region is experiencing.

The City is prepared for this morning’s expected King Tide/storm surge. #RichmondBC crews are monitoring tides & conducting continuous dike inspections. Stay safe.#BCStorm pic.twitter.com/0cwEUCy3tm

— City of Richmond BC (@Richmond_BC) December 27, 2022