A cold front moves through the interior, whipping up strong winds and flurries in the Rockies

Temperatures remain cold north of Prince George. Milder, more seasonal temperatures are expected further south. 

Cold and clear conditions continue for the Yukon, extending down to into the northwest regions. 

Snow for most interior regions on Wednesday as the low pressure system tracks across the border. Greatest accumulations of snowfall are expected in the south Columbias.

In the Yukon, cold temperatures persist with strong wind.

The northwest coast sees moderate to strong outflow winds as the arctic air drains toward the offshore low. 

Snow turns to flurries early in the morning, with possible clearing in the afternoon.

Strong winds return overnight/early morning. 

Vancouver Island and the south coast will see snow and strong winds in the morning, tapering over the day. 

High pressure dominates the Yukon and northern BC with continued cold, dry conditions and strong outflow winds.

A low pressure system shifts south off the Alaskan Panhandle, directing stormy weather across southern BC. 

Cold fronts sweep through the southern interior, with flurries and moderate winds affecting the Rockies and Columbia Ranges.