More snow coming to mountain passes
Winter isn't quite over in the mountain passes yet. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Coquihalla and the connector, calling for two to four cms of snow overnight. The weather office says an upper trough of low pressure will bring a cooler airmass...
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Winter isn't quite over in the mountain passes yet.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Coquihalla and the connector, calling for two to four cms of snow overnight.
The weather office says an upper trough of low pressure will bring a cooler airmass to the southern BC Interior, taking snow levels below the passes for most high elevation routes.
Drivers are going to want to keep an eye on drivebc.ca
http://drivebc.ca
to plan their route.
Down in the valley bottoms, we can expect scattered showers and a high of 15 Celsius throughout the region today. Tomorrow should be even cooler before a break in the weather Thursday brings a little more sun for Friday, with a high of 20 to 21 C. That's about it for the good news though, because cloud cover is set to dominate the weekend.
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