Snowfall warning

2023 - 2 - 28

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Snowfall warning issued for Metro Vancouver, east Vancouver ... (Globalnews.ca)

The snow has already forced school closures and affected transit routes and operations at Vancouver's International Airport Tuesday morning.

The snow is expected to ease Tuesday afternoon, according to Environment Canada. The warning has also been extended to the Southern Gulf Islands and the Sunshine Coast from Gibsons to Earls Cove. Between five and 10 centimetres of snow is expected to fall on the region Tuesday morning and into the afternoon.

Snowfall warning issued for Metro Vancouver as drivers face messy ... (CTV News Vancouver)

Drivers in Metro Vancouver are facing a challenging morning commute during the region's latest snowstorm, which has prompted several weather warnings on ...

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It's Snow Joke: Metro Vancouver under weather warning ahead of ... (Curiocity)

A snowfall warning has been issued for Metro Vancouver on Tuesday, February 28th, and we could get up to 10 cm of additional snow.

As for Metro Vancouver, we’ll have to keep an eye on the forecast and stay up to date with A front will roll down the coast Wednesday night, bringing wet snow across higher elevations (200+ metres). [final winter blast](https://curiocity.com/light-snow-forecast-vancouver-weather-february-2023/), but apparently not. And now, the warning has been [extended to Tuesday, February 28th](https://weather.gc.ca/warnings/report_e.html?bc42#1224005041481314044202302280502ww1171cwvr). [This popular two-day music festival is returning to Metro Vancouver & the lineup is insane](https://curiocity.com/fvded-in-the-park-2023-lineup/) [14 delicious spots for cheap breakfast in and around Vancouver](https://curiocity.com/cheap-breakfast-vancouver/) [up to 10 cm](https://weather.gc.ca/warnings/report_e.html?bc42#1224005041481314044202302280502ww1171cwvr) of additional “rapidly accumulating snow” on Tuesday morning and afternoon, creating “slippery road conditions” and impacting the morning rush hour.

Snowfall warning in Vancouver impacting flights in and out of Kelowna (KelownaNow)

An unexpected amount of snowfall is impacting flights at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Kelowna International Airport Tuesday...

Three flights from Vancouver to Kelowna have been delayed or cancelled this morning. Another five flights to Victoria, Edmonton and Toronto have also been cancelled or delayed. As of 9 am, five departing flights to Vancouver have been delayed or cancelled.

Burnaby drivers warned of 'rapidly accumulating snow,' slippery roads (Burnaby Now)

Environment Canada warns a further 5 to 10 cm will fall on Metro Vancouver on Tuesday, Feb. 28, causing morning commuter troubles on the roads and highways.

"This will have a significant impact on the morning commute due to rapidly accumulating snow and slippery road conditions," Environment Canada warns. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow." Environment Canada says this morning's snowfall will continue, with further snowfall amounts of five to 10 cm expected this morning and afternoon.

Metro Vancouver snowfall live: Lions Gate Bridge reopens; 50 flights ... (Vancouver Sun)

A late-season snowstorm on B.C.'s South Coast is causing a messy morning commute for drivers, flight and ferry cancellations, and several school closures.

For just $3.50 per week, you can get unlimited, ad-lite access to The Vancouver Sun, The Province, National Post and 13 other Canadian news sites. Support us by subscribing today: UBC, however, said it will remain open, as did Langara, Kwantlen, Douglas College and BCIT. The snow is expected to ease later this afternoon. The decision to cancel a sailing in these circumstances is made when they have exhausted all options to find replacement crew. On Tuesday, B.C. All other routes in Metro Vancouver are operating, but at a slower than normal place compared to a typical weekday. In the North Shore, heavy snow is causing delays and slippery road conditions on Highway 1. The counterflow centre lane remains closed. Only one lane is open in each direction. The heavy snow shut down the northbound lanes on the Lions Gate Bridge for a couple hours Tuesday morning due to several spun-out vehicles. Article content

'Avoid all unnecessary travel': Up to 10 cm of snowfall expected in ... (Vancouver Is Awesome)

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast includes a great deal of snow this week and a snowfall warning from Environment Canada. Here's what you need to know.

While Wednesday is expected to be mainly cloudy during the day, rain or snow is expected overnight and continuing into Thursday morning. Winds gusting up to 15 km/h are expected with cloudy but dry periods overnight. There are lane closures on bridges to support snow and ice operations.