Light to moderate snowfall and light west winds through the day in the central and northern interior ranges.

Mostly clear skies through the southwest, southern interior, Columbias and North Rockies as most of the province lies under a ridge of high pressure. Increasing cloudiness and flurries in the northwest ranges and Yukon as the next Pacific frontal system makes landfall. The South Rockies see the passage of a low pressure system producing snow before clearing and cooling sets in.

The Yukon continues to stay under a ridge high pressure with frigid temperatures.

Mainly cloudy with cold temperatures over the northwest ranges and clearing in the afternoon with strong outflow winds.

Flurries becoming snow through the day and moderate west wind with a freezing level of 500-1000 m.

Flurries and light winds throughout the South Coast ranges with freezing level of 500 m.

A low pressure system Washington and Oregon coast tracks inland and continues to bring light light snow and clouds to southern BC through Friday.

A high-pressure system continues to hold over the Yukon and northern BC with cold temperatures mainly clear skies.