Police warn that water mixes with oil that builds up on road surfaces during an extended dry period, creating slippery conditions.
Drivers are being warned to slow down as long-awaited rain finally arrives, since the water mixes with oil that builds up on road surfaces during an extended dry period, creating slippery conditions.
The sun is expected to return on Saturday and part of Sunday, with highs of about 12 C, before a series of rainy days next week, said Environment Canada meteorologist Alyssa Charbonneau. Winter tires are required on the Malahat from Oct. 1 to March 31, although drivers can also use all-seasons that have a mud-and-snow designation on them, Acres said.
The area around the lower Chemainus River and Cowichan Bay Road are among the most flood-prone, although Schumacher said measures such as removing obstructions in rivers to maintain flow can help.
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