Vancouver’s in a daze after a heavy duvet of snow fell overnight. We woke up on Tuesday, December 20, to an additional 24 cm of snow – and it was hard to miss.
Amid transit delays and airport horror stories to fun frolics in a fresh coat of snow, we curated a slice of what Metro Vancouver’s mood is in the snow, from the good and the bad to the ugly:
Vancouver’s still digging out from a blanket of snow that fell overnight. It was so cold that the snow was even going inside the SkyTrain cars.
Vancouver snow and sky train pic.twitter.com/yWE1UTJHpx
— Sophia Banks (@sophiaphotos) December 20, 2022
The snow obscured the roads, and major intersections were virtually unrecognizable.
Here’s what it looked like in Downtown Vancouver Monday night as the snow was falling:
While the snow was beautiful, it was also dangerous.
We do not recommend skiing or snowshoeing on the road, but it’s a clever workaround when buses and cars are stalled all over the streets.
Today’s Very Vancouver snow moments: a neighbor snow-shoeing to work, and someone snowboarding down the street (which is much more of a hill than it looks here). The smart way to be on the roads today. pic.twitter.com/8XLMYePQnd
— Liz McCausland (@Liz_Mc2) December 20, 2022
On social media, Vancouverites shared their best snaps of the snow:
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Snow in the West End of #Vancouver this morning. pic.twitter.com/TXSdTK901O
— Ken Ohrn (Got full five and stayin' alive) (@KenOhrn) December 20, 2022
Took the chihuahua test this morning, it’s got to be at least 20 cm #Vancouver #vancouversnow #BCStorm pic.twitter.com/jsEzQwDLqi
— Willy Low (@willowyam) December 20, 2022
You don't need to Hike into the Mountains to find a Forest completely buried in Snow today. In came right to our doorstep in Vancouver, BC overnight. #BCStorm #ShareYourWeather #wxtwitter @weathernetwork @spann @50ShadesofVan @MMadryga @KGordonGlobalBC @jwhittalTWN pic.twitter.com/V760qcZXwL
— Brad Atchison (@Brad604) December 20, 2022
Do you have a good, bad, or ugly picture of Vancouver in the snow? Send it to us at [email protected].