Snow dump transforms Metro Vancouver into winter wonderland (PHOTOS)
An overnight snowstorm blanketed Metro Vancouver in several centimetres of packing snow, and many residents woke up Thursday morning to their neighbourhoods looking completely transformed.
Several post-secondary institutions cancelled classes, making it a true snow day for many students.
Residents may only have a limited time to walk in the winter wonderland, though. Environment Canada says the weather could turn to freezing rain during the day Thursday, which could wash away some of the snow.
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Snow around Mount Pleasant ⛄️ pic.twitter.com/FSGBoVDcCk
— John Delaney (@TheJohnAllan) January 6, 2022
The winter landscape at English Bay (Daily Hive Vancouver)
English Bay park benches were covered in snow (Daily Hive Vancouver)
This dog needed its winter coat and boots for a morning walk (Daily Hive Vanocuver)
This small dog found some deep snow in Gastown (Daily Hive Vancouver)
Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park was frozen and covered in snow. (Daily Hive Vancouver)
Snow in the West End (Daily Hive Vancouver)
Snowy morning in Crescent Beach. pic.twitter.com/ofb9HZaKQQ
— Amanda Wawryk (@AmandaWawryk) January 6, 2022
Another beautiful winter night in Vancouver. #bcstorm #snow pic.twitter.com/2OyeH6HEDJ
— Reaon Ford (@reaonford) January 6, 2022
Lots of snow in Vancouver. I can see why Canada Soccer put this months game in Hamilton 😏 pic.twitter.com/i93VMt5gsk
— James (@huttonjp) January 6, 2022
Roads are snow covered and look slippery in Mount Pleasant #Vancouver Be careful out there. We got at least 15 to 20 cm! Pics of W 16th Ave. #BCStorm #vancouversnow pic.twitter.com/f7zZS7zrbA
— A Bisson (@BissonYVR) January 6, 2022
Snow in downtown Vancouver and over Robson ice rink. (Daily Hive Vancouver)
A skating rink in Surrey (Submitted)
An East Vancouver alleyway was blanketed in snow. (Daily Hive Vancouver)
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