Snow transforms Metro Vancouver into winter wonderland (PHOTOS)
It sure is a beautiful sight this morning if you’re not caught up in traffic or waiting for your delayed bus in this snowstorm.
The weather event we’ve been eyeing all week has arrived and it’s transformed the Metro Vancouver region into a winter wonderland.
Nice snow day to wake up to here in Vancouver. Happy Sunday everyone ☕️☀️❄️ pic.twitter.com/JdBcNeBilQ
— Carlo Corra (@corra_carlo) December 18, 2022
@sebpic_Snow Day in Vancouver♬ snowfall – Øneheart & Reidenshi
With Christmas right around the corner, this weather sure is getting locals in the festive mood.
Snow in Surrey. It was thundering and lightning earlier. One week before Christmas 🎅❄️☃️⛄️☃️ pic.twitter.com/xvApTSYLlm
— RachelleB☃️❄️ (@RachieRachelle) December 18, 2022
A snowfall warning issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has been in effect for Metro Vancouver since Saturday afternoon.
ECCC said snow is expected to be heavy at times in Vancouver and predicts about five to 10 cm to fall in the area.
In higher terrain, however, 15 cm is expected.
ECCC
The temperature may fall to -4°C in the afternoon Sunday.
However, it will be much colder in the evening with an expected low of -8°C and a wind chill means it’s going to feel closer -10°C this evening and -15°C overnight.
I always have to get at least one #Vancouver #BCsnow on #palmtrees video— light #snow at Denman & Davie in the #WestEnd – 750a PT#ShareYourWeather #BCcold #BCstorm #YVRwx pic.twitter.com/lLsaoueKNZ
— Ryan Voutilainen 🇨🇦🇫🇮🇺🇦 (@RyanVoutilainen) December 18, 2022
. . snow day ❄️ #Burnaby #NewVistaSociety pic.twitter.com/Utu5Z6t6Ql
— 🐶cardogsink (@wrcurry_curry) December 18, 2022
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Snow is expected to keep falling in the region but it will get pretty serious towards the end of the week.
In total, across all days, total snowfall amounts could reach over 30 cm at their worst.
Fairview now-this is a colour photo.#snow #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/Wt9LLxwx8v
— Julia Longpre (@juliamarblefaun) December 18, 2022
For those who need to drive during this weather event, ECCC is warning everyone to adjust their driving with changing road conditions.
“Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow,” it explains.