A sprinkling of snow is predicted for parts of Metro Vancouver this weekend.
Environment Canada’s seven-day forecast suggests it will appear between Saturday and Monday evenings across the Lower Mainland.
Starting Jan. 23, temperatures will drop to the freezing mark, with possible flurries and snow turning into rain on Tuesday.
Wondering where winter is? Temperatures are on track to take a dive late next week. ❄️
— ECCC Weather British Columbia (@ECCCWeatherBC) January 15, 2021
Time to get out your gloves & toques, shovels, install winter tires and prep your house!
Check back here next week! https://t.co/22dzH2OE2z#ShiftIntoWinter #DriveBC#BCstorm pic.twitter.com/eHrdsAEaZ4
Highs are expected to reach 4C with overnight lows between 0 and -1C, according to the weather agency.
This forecasted for areas including Chilliwack, Hope, Abbotsford, Langley, Surrey, Delta and Maple Ridge.
Transportation crews have been preparing the Port Mann and Alex Fraser bridges for snow forming and icefall.
Forecast shows possible snow coming to #Vancouver and area this weekend. We're preparing the #PortMann and #AlexFraser bridge cables for winter safety measures.
— BC Transportation (@TranBC) January 19, 2021
Learn how we reduce snow and ice forming and falling: https://t.co/w4C8rJrviA pic.twitter.com/g1qjtygZU8
sarahleonagrochowski@gmail.com
Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Want to support local journalism? Make a donation here.