Two wind warnings are in effect on Vancouver Island Wednesday morning, with the federal weather agency saying the conditions could cause damage.

Areas covered by Environment Canada’s warnings include eastern Vancouver Island from Nanoose Bay to Campbell River and Greater Victoria.

“A Pacific frontal system approaching Vancouver Island will produce strong southeast winds,” the alert states. “Strong winds will develop this morning then ease this afternoon as the front weakens.”

Peak winds are expected to reach 70 km/h with gusts of 90 km/h in exposed coastal areas and near Haro Strait.

The agency says strong winds could toss loose objects, causing injury or damage. Power outages and fallen tree branches are also possible.