Snow started falling over the Lower Mainland Wednesday night as the region faced a cold snap that made it feel like -10°C with the wind chill.
By Thursday morning, the clouds cleared, leaving a dusting of fresh snow to reflect the sunrise.
Metro Vancouver remains under a Special Weather Statement from Environment Canada because of the cold temperatures. It may get up to 5°C Thursday afternoon, but will go back down to -5°C on Thursday night.
The Arctic air mass is forecast to dissipate over the weekend.
Chilly morning, with a dusting of snow as we look across the Fraser Valley east of Vancouver this morning, just ahead of sunrise.#BCstorm@bc_news_addict @FraserVN @ChuckDalldorf @RyanVoutilainen @MMadryga @Kusswx @KMacTWN pic.twitter.com/9LqiYBD5n7
— Peter Vogel (@PeterVogel) February 24, 2022
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A little snow is sticking around downtown Vancouver right now!! pic.twitter.com/AH14nW6bGx
— Christina (@christina_604) February 24, 2022
Asked my daughter to help me identify some animal prints in the snow. So far it’s either a Dragon, Giraffe or a T-Rex. All well known to reside in greater Vancouver… pic.twitter.com/9vFtTHkdlx
— Trevor Davies (@TreasurerTrevor) February 24, 2022
Good morning ❄️❤️ #snow #snowday #pnw #Vancouver #photography pic.twitter.com/skPOB5jHt1
— Bella Imaginables 🦋✨🌙 (@BellaImaginable) February 24, 2022
Snowing in north tonight Vancouver #northvan #snow pic.twitter.com/XTGi0w8xxt
— Vince Coates (@VinceCoates4) February 24, 2022
Well this was unexpected. #snow #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/N36NmjCOF5
— Mike Klassen (@MikeKlassen) February 24, 2022