Updated list: Which B.C. highways are open and closed?

Flooding conditions improve on B.C.'s South Coast Most flood warnings have been downgraded as water levels start to recede in the Sumas Prairie area.

The latest in a series of storms to hit southern B.C. wasn't as severe as expected, but many major highways still remain closed.

As of Friday, here's what drivers need to know, according to the Ministry of Transportation.

Highway 1/Trans-Canada Highway

The Malahat stretch on Vancouver Island is open, but lane width is limited and there may be areas where traffic is limited to a single lane in alternating directions.

Highway 3

The highway is open between Hope and Princeton, but for essential travel only, and drivers are warned to expect delays due to "multiple vehicle incidents."

Highway 5/Coquihalla

The highway is closed between Hope and Merritt.

Highway 7

The highway is open for essential travel only between Mission and Hope.

Highway 8

The highway is closed between Merritt and Spences Bridge.

Highway 11

Highway 20

There are no official closures between Bella Coola and Anahim Lake, but drivers are warned in a travel advisory to avoid non-essential trips and use caution, as flooding and rockslides are possible.

Highway 99

The highway is still closed Friday due to multiple mudslides, and the area is being assessed.