Vancouver, BC (WNEWS) – Get ready for a prolonged period of cold and snow as early winter weather is projected to hit Metro Vancouver and the rest of the province, starting this weekend. The cold and snowy weather is expected to start this weekend in Northern BC as the cold air floods down to Southern BC.
According to the long-term forecast for Abbotsford, the low is expected to drop below -5 C on Tuesday. Some models are forecasting snow from Tuesday to Thursday for the Lower Mainland.
In Central BC, Prince George is projected to hit -15 for the low and just -8 for the high. The city is expected to reach -29 C for the low on Thursday and just -19 for the high.
The cold weather is expected to last well into December. Parts of the Lower Mainland including saw snow in early November after a weather system came through. Vancouver saw the first snow of the season, even before Ottawa and eastern Canada, which is very rare.
Projected Forecast for Tuesday, November 29:
Vancouver: -4 C (Low) | +2 C (High) | Periods of Snow | Trending colder for the rest of the week
Abbotsford: -4 C (Low) | +1 C (High) | Periods of Snow | Trending colder for the rest of the week
Victoria: 0 C (Low) | +4 C (High) | Periods of Snow | Trending similarly for the rest of the week
Keremeos: -11 C (Low) | -2 C (High) | Cloudy | Trending colder for the rest of the week
Kamloops: -12 C (Low) | -4 C (High) | Cloudy | Trending colder for the rest of the week
Prince George: -15 C (Low) | -8 C (High) | Cloudy | Trending colder for the rest of the week
Prince Rupert: -6 C (Low) | -1 C (High) | Snow | Trending colder for the rest of the week
