A ridge of high pressure brings cold and clear conditions to the Central Interior and the North Rockies.

Light snow and strong winds in the Yukon region. Heavy snow and strong to extreme winds in the Northwest coast ranges. Light to moderate snow in the Northwest inland ranges and North Rockies. 

Increasing cloudiness and the chance of flurries in the southern interior and southwest coast ranges.

A low pressure system south of the Aleutians will bring clouds and snow to the Yukon and Northwest ranges.

Cold and clear in the Kootenays. The Southern Rockies are expected to see clouds and light snow as the remnants of a low pressure system over Washington state passes through prior to a clearing and cooling trend in the afternoon.

Mainly clear skies and cool temperatures as a ridge of high pressure sits over the southern half of the province.

Mostly clear skies through the southwest, southern interior, Columbias and North Rockies as most of the province lies under a ridge of high pressure.

Increasing cloudiness and snow in the Northwest ranges and Yukon as the next Pacific frontal system makes landfall.