Rayleigh slope slowing, city bracing for rain event Thursday
KAMLOOPS — The City of Kamloops says sloughing on a slope near Rayleigh has slowed significantly over the last two days, but residents remain out of their home.
The city is bracing for rain that is forecast for the Thompson region on Thursday and Friday, hoping the piping is enough to stop any further movement.
“We’ve seen some very positive impacts that are now in place because of the diversionary piping,” said Emergency Operations Centre information officer Tammy Robertson. “The weather has been really co-operating, and we’re definitely seeing a dry trend on the slope.”