Freezing levels remain high, around 2000-2500 m with strong southwest winds. 

Generally light snowfall is expected in the interior, with the heaviest amounts in the northeast. Kakwa is a likely hot spot with up to 30 cm possible.

Light precipitation is expected in all mountainous regions, heaviest along the length of the south coastline.

Freezing levels remain elevated across the interior and South Coast.

Light snow and moderate southwest winds in the Yukon.

Strong southwest winds will continue in the Northwest regions, while precipitation eases and freezing levels drop. 

Terrain around Terrace will be the hotspot, with up to 20 cm of snow possible above 750 m. 

Possible flurries for the Kootenay Boundary through to the  South Rockies. Freezing levels 2000-2500 m.  

Strong to extreme southwest winds ease slightly over the day.

Strong southwest winds persist in the southwest regions. 

Heavy rain continues for the South Coast and Vancouver Island with freezing levels remaining around 2500 m.

Moderate snowfall continues inland above 2000 m, with 40 cm of snow possible in the Sea to Sky, 20 cm in the Duffy, and 10 cm in the Coquihalla. 

An atmospheric river continues to drive strong winds, warm temperatures, and moderate to heavy precipitation along the south and central coast. 