19 photos and videos that capture the chaos of the last 24 hours in Metro Vancouver

Metro Vancouver’s rainfall over the past 24 hours has been nothing short of chaotic.

After the weather warning was issued, residents dealt with localized flooding, SkyTrain disruptions, and ferry cancellations.

And to top it all off, a rainfall warning still remains in effect across the Lower Mainland.

Here are 19 photos and videos of Vancouver’s near-torrential rainfall.

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See the traffic heading down King Georgia Strait #surreybc pic.twitter.com/2Rq7u1rxdP

— Tom Zytaruk (@tomzytaruk) December 11, 2018

Maybe that Big Mac really wasn’t worth it. Location: McD parking lot along Still Creek Drive #bcstorm pic.twitter.com/LnPLDH9lLB

— Gladys (@gvogstad) December 11, 2018

Noisy boats in the tail end of this #BCStorm pic.twitter.com/1RsSQBOGWN

— Kristen (@kayquail) December 11, 2018

Speaking of #flooding, this is happening right now at multiple spots outside of our office!🥶 We can definitely help prevent that! See SMT’s #Flood Monitoring #solutions: 👉 https://t.co/KDtG7imPJ1 👈 #BCStorm #IoT pic.twitter.com/pETHsgjCty

— SMT (@SMTresearch) December 11, 2018

Uh-oh, looks like someone ignored the “this section is closed” barrier. pic.twitter.com/NlKXkz5zng

— Jennifer C (@flyingfingers73) December 11, 2018

Great eye! This Mazda person thought they were invincible as well …. #BCstorm pic.twitter.com/OwkHZVq9Ka

— Jennifer C (@flyingfingers73) December 11, 2018

1st pic: creek with a water slide, usually Its about a 2-3ft deep but nor today. Getting higher by the hour (taken at 11am)
2nd pic, shows localized flooding, the other side of that stone wall is a creek that is overflowing #flooding #BCStorm #rainstorm #PNWstormseason pic.twitter.com/MrVLEf23hB

— LowerMainLand/Fraser Valley Weather (@valley_weather) December 11, 2018

#bcstorm
No beach walk today pic.twitter.com/n2DKTwQblw

— Tina Winterlik (@zipolita) December 11, 2018