Cache Creek flooding: Photos, videos show impact on B.C. Village

Flooding triggers evacuation alerts New evacuation alerts have been issued in B.C.’s Interior as flooding conditions worsen near Cache Creek.

A state of local emergency remains in effect Thursday for the Village of Cache Creek due to flooding. Photos and video show how the situation unfolded as resdents were told to prepare for the possibility of more evacuations and weekend rainfall.

The floodwaters flowed directly through the village's fire hall before barriers could be set up to stem the tide.

Flood waters flowing through the Cache Creek fire hall. Rivers expected to keep rising. More at 5&6 ⁦@CTVVancouver⁩ pic.twitter.com/UhpPnioawZ

— Michele Brunoro (@ctv_michele) May 3, 2023

Motels in the village were caught in the path of the rushing water 

More flood video out of Cache Creek tonight where residents say the water continues to rise ⁦@CTVVancouver⁩ pic.twitter.com/37C1FLeox9

— Michele Brunoro (@ctv_michele) May 4, 2023

Businesses were shuttered as main streets began to resemble rivers. 

Here’s another look at what’s happening with the floods in Cache Creek tonight. ⁦@CTVVancouver⁩ pic.twitter.com/hRSn9SReUv

— Michele Brunoro (@ctv_michele) May 4, 2023

Residents and crews hurried to fill sandbags. 

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