Environment Canada issued a wind warning for Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, on March 11, 2026, as a fast-moving cold front moved through the area. The warning alert cautioned residents to prepare for powerful westerly wind gusts that could reach between 70 and 90 kilometres per hour.
According to Environment Canada, the high winds were expected to hit the northeast area of Metro Vancouver throughout the evening. These strong gusts were predicted to settle down after midnight as the weather system passed over the South Coast.
Local residents were advised to secure loose outdoor items and be ready for potential power outages. The weather agency noted that winds at this speed can cause damage to fences, roofs, tree branches, and portable shelters.
This weather event was part of a sharp cold front that brought a sudden change in conditions across the region. Officials encouraged people to stay alert as the fast-moving system crossed the province.
