More storms on the way
Whistler Weather forecast
A ridge of high pressure over the offshore waters will reach The mainland coast this afternoon. A warm front will approach the offshore waters this afternoon and reach the Queen Charlotte Islands overnight. Meanwhile an Arctic front over the northern bc interior will reach the north coast tonight.
A Northwesterly Flow Of Cool Unstable Air Will Continue To Give A Few Flurries To The Region Through This Morning. A Pacific Frontal System Is Slated To Bring More light Snow To The Area Tonight Through Saturday. Heaviset precipitation will start late Saturday and into Sunday bringing 15-25cm of snow. Tuesdays storm looks like it will pound the area with even more precip.
High winds today and last night will redistribute the snow that has fallen during the last 48hrs likely filling the alpine back in. It's allready deep and it will get deeper through the weekend and early next week as a series of pacific storms line up out in the pacific.
A strong pacific frontal system 978mb will approach the coast of British Columbia from the gulf of Alaska this afternoon bringing snow to the north coast first and slowly making its way down to the south coast.. Snow is expected to develop tonight over the coastal sections of the coast. Snowfall amounts of 10cm are expected through Saturday morning.
Today..A Few Flurries Ending This Morning Then Cloudy.
Alpine Temperature Steady Near Minus 8.
Snowfall Accumulation Trace To 2 Cm.
Freezing Level Near Valley Bottom.
Mountain Top Winds West 60 To 80 Km/H With Gusts To 100 Easing To 40 To 60 Late This Afternoon.
A ridge of high pressure over the offshore waters will reach The mainland coast this afternoon. A warm front will approach the offshore waters this afternoon and reach the Queen Charlotte Islands overnight. Meanwhile an Arctic front over the northern bc interior will reach the north coast tonight.
A Northwesterly Flow Of Cool Unstable Air Will Continue To Give A Few Flurries To The Region Through This Morning. A Pacific Frontal System Is Slated To Bring More light Snow To The Area Tonight Through Saturday. Heaviset precipitation will start late Saturday and into Sunday bringing 15-25cm of snow. Tuesdays storm looks like it will pound the area with even more precip.
High winds today and last night will redistribute the snow that has fallen during the last 48hrs likely filling the alpine back in. It's allready deep and it will get deeper through the weekend and early next week as a series of pacific storms line up out in the pacific.
A strong pacific frontal system 978mb will approach the coast of British Columbia from the gulf of Alaska this afternoon bringing snow to the north coast first and slowly making its way down to the south coast.. Snow is expected to develop tonight over the coastal sections of the coast. Snowfall amounts of 10cm are expected through Saturday morning.
Today..A Few Flurries Ending This Morning Then Cloudy.
Alpine Temperature Steady Near Minus 8.
Snowfall Accumulation Trace To 2 Cm.
Freezing Level Near Valley Bottom.
Mountain Top Winds West 60 To 80 Km/H With Gusts To 100 Easing To 40 To 60 Late This Afternoon.
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