Some of B.C.'s busiest highways have suffered substantial damage during the heavy rain and mudslides over the past 48 hours.
Between 80-100 vehicles were trapped between two mudslides on Highway 7 near Agassiz. Search and rescue teams were rescuing people in the vehicles through Monday with air support.
As investigators continue to assess the damage caused by the storm, pictures emerging from the highways appear to show extensive damage.
Matt Sterberl took this dramatic picture from the Coquihalla Highway just north of Hope. He said the image shows the remains of a section of road by the Carolin Mines exit (exit 195).
The Ministry of Transportation in B.C. has also been posting updates to their Twitter page, showing substantial damage to Highway 1 near Lytton.
On Vancouver Island, a section of Highway 1 collapsed at Malahat. The highways looked more like a river as drivers attempt to navigate their vehicles through the flood water.
The City of Merritt is still under an evacuation order from Monday. Residents across the city were told to find safety with family or friends outside of the city.
People who were unable to locate family or friends were ordered to go to either Kelowna or Kamloops.
This was due to the Coldwater River breaching its banks, causing widespread flooding which contributed to the failure of the city's water treatment plant. Shortly before the evacuation order was announced, residents had been told to stop drinking water immediately.