Wind blows porta-potty across Granville Street Bridge traffic lanes (VIDEO)
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Sunday’s powerful windstorm resulted in fallen trees, massive power outages, and a slew of wacky weather across Metro Vancouver.
It also blew a porta-potty out of place and into traffic on the Granville Street Bridge.
In a video captured and shared to social media, vehicles can be seen manoeuvring around the porta-potty after it got stuck in the left lane.
How windy is it right now? Well … hope no one was in the porta potty when it went from the right side of the Granville St bridge to the left side. @CTVVancouver pic.twitter.com/MjiwJvUJUh
— Jim Fong – Vancouver (@jimfong604) March 29, 2021
Photos of the blockage were shared online as well.
Wind blows porta-potty across two lanes on Granville Street bridge and blocks traffic from r/vancouver
Yesterday’s storm brought powerful gusts of up to 90 km/h with periods of hail, wet snow, and sunshine.
According to BC Hydro, power has been restored to 174,000 of the 180,000 customers impacted by the storm across BC.
Environment Canada said the windstorm was part of an “intense” Pacific cold front that moved across the south coast on Sunday.
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