Severe Winter Weather Disrupts British Columbia with Snow and Arctic Winds

Snowfall and extreme cold warnings remain across B.C., causing hazardous road conditions and travel disruptions.

Parts of British Columbia are under extreme cold, arctic outflow, and snowfall warnings as Arctic air grips the province.
Up to 25 centimeters of snow is expected in areas of the South Coast, including Vancouver Island and the Fraser Valley, through Tuesday morning.
Road conditions on Highway 1 through the Fraser Valley are treacherous, with officials warning of potential intermittent closures due to icy conditions.
Wind chills in parts of the B.C. Interior and northern regions could drop as low as -43°C, with extreme cold expected to persist through the week.
Residents are advised to prepare for continued snowfall, icy roads, and below-seasonal temperatures across the province.