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Synopsis
Cloud from an upper trough in the northwest US is pushing cloud across the region. Expect some light flurries. Late overnight a Pacific frontal system approaches the coast with steady snow. The snow to continue throughout Tuesday, heavy at times.
Wednesday the front pushes inland with a moist onshore flow in its wake to keep the snow going.
The outlook through Friday to continue the trend of wet Pacific systems bringing periods of snow. Freezing levels to slowly drop through the end of the week.
The outlook through Friday to continue the trend of wet Pacific systems bringing periods of snow. Freezing levels to slowly drop through the end of the week.
| Tonight Mainly cloudy. Scattered flurries with periods of snow developing late overnight. Freezing level near 2000m lowering to 1200m overnight. Low minus 2. Alpine winds southeast 25-35 km/h. Accumulations near 2 cm. |
Tuesday Snow. Freezing level near 1500m. Highs near zero. Alpine winds rising to southeast 35-45 km/h. Accumulations 25-35 cm. |
Wednesday Snow. Freezing levels 1300m. Lows minus 3. Highs minus 2. Alpine winds southeast 40 easing to 20-30 km/h late in the day. Accumulations near 20-25 cm. |
Thursday Periods of snow. Freezing levels near 1000m. Lows minus 6. Highs minus 4. Alpine winds southeast 30-40 km/h. Accumulations 15-20 cm. |
Friday Periods of snow easing to flurries by the afternoon. Freezing level near 900 meters lowering to surface in the evening. Lows near minus 6. Highs minus 5. Alpine winds southeast near 40 km/h easing to 20-25 late in the day. Accumulations 10-15cm. http://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/weather/forecast/index.htm |
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