Abbotsford residents cleaning up after flooding; More rain on the way

Abbotsford residents cleaning up after flooding; More rain on the way

December 16, 2025 6:18 am PST.

Parts of Abbotsford remained under a flood warning Monday night, and thousands of residents were without power as more rain is set to fall in the region this week. Cecilia Hua has the latest.

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