Summary

Bitterly cold temperatures have reached most of BC behind an arctic front, which extends all the way to the coast. Occasional light flurries can be expected on Monday and Tuesday, but for the most part conditions will be dry and very cold across all areas. The next storm will arrive from the south on Wednesday, bringing heavy snow to the Coast Range and periods of lighter snow to the Interior through Thursday. Another stronger storm will arrive Friday and Saturday with more heavy snow expected for the Coast and respectable snow amounts possible for the Interior as well. Thursday morning and Saturday morning are likely to offer the deepest turns of the week across the Coast Range ski areas, while Saturday should offer the best conditions across the Interior. An active pattern will linger into early next week as well, with temperatures on the rise along with increasing snow levels across the Coast Range.

Short Term Forecast