B.C.’s Lower Mainland expected to see more snow during Friday's rush hour
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More snow is in the forecast Friday for British Columbia’s south coast, days after a significant storm that brought rush hour traffic in the Lower Mainland to a standstill.
More snow is in the forecast Friday for British Columbia’s south coast, days after a significant storm that brought rush hour traffic in the Lower Mainland to a standstill.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, the Sunshine Coast, Howe Sound and the Southern Gulf Islands.
A low pressure system will brush the south coast and is expected to bring two to five centimeteres of snow.
Meteorologists are warning of slippery road conditions due to snow and temperatures near freezing.
There’s also a risk of freezing rain in some areas.
“Snowfall accumulations will generally be light given precipitation rate, strength of the outflow winds and the humidity of the near surface atmospheric layer,” wrote Environment Canada in a weather bulletin.
It says the timing is likely to be during this afternoon's commute and into the evening hours.
