Vancouver snow

A snowfall warning has been lifted for Metro Vancouver, but power outages and downed branches are still possible due to strong winds Sunday morning.

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Metro Vancouver had extreme snowfall on Feb. 26., influenced by the polar vortex, causing driving issues, beautiful photos shared on social media.

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Environment Canada says snowfall warnings are still in effect for the Fraser Valley, West Kootenay and Cariboo regions.

and the central Interior saw around 30 cm in some areas. Environment Canada says snowfall warnings are still in effect for the Fraser Valley, West Kootenay and Cariboo regions. in snow, more expected in some regions

DriveBC was reporting at least one crash on the Trans-Canada Highway at Cobble Hill.

the TCH southbound lanes were closed between Mother Well Road and Cobble HillRoad, and a detour was in effect along Cobble Hill Road. DriveBC was also reporting slushly sections on Highway 1 between Shawnigan Lake Road and Mt. Reported at 7:53 a.m.