Ferries from Comox to Powell River and Powell River to Texada Island have been cancelled and ‘adverse weather conditions’ are to blame.
BC Ferries announced Thursday morning the 8:05 a.m. ferry leaving Powell River, the 9:55 a.m. leaving Comox and the 11:50 a.m. leaving Powell River have all been cancelled due to high winds.
Morning sailings from Powell River to Texada Island were also cancelled including the 7:50 and 9:20 a.m. sailings from Texada, and the 8:35 and 10:20 a.m. sailings from Powell River.
Environment Canada is forecasting southerly winds 70 km/h gusting to 90 km/h until mid-afternoon today from Campbell River to Nanoose Bay.
BC Ferries is asking passengers to monitor their Twitter page and service notices for updates on sailings this afternoon.
#ServiceNotice #Westview #LittleRiver #SalishOrca has cancelled the following upcoming sailings due to adverse weather conditions:
– 8:05 am departing Powell River
– 9:55 am departing Comox
– 11:50 am departing Powell RiverFull details here: https://t.co/HeS0op1caz ^tc
— BC Ferries | Reconnecting BC (@BCFerries) November 25, 2021
#ServiceNotice #BlubberBay #PowellRiver #IslandK’ulut’a has cancelled sailings this morning due to adverse weather. Please see our Service Notice here for full details and cancelled sailing times: https://t.co/sVgtJ8Pwwi ^tc
— BC Ferries | Reconnecting BC (@BCFerries) November 25, 2021