Stormy conditions with 5 to 20 cm of new snow, greatest accumulation in the Torpy/McGregors and Monashees north of Blue River

Moderate southwest wind, freezing level rises to around 1300 m

Active weather continues on Sunday as the low pressure system in the Gulf of Alaska delivers another round of precipitation to coastal areas, with moisture moving inland throughout the day

Moderate to strong southwest winds accompany the system, with freezing levels rising to between 1000 to 1500 m

Yukon: Stormy conditions with moderate southeast outflow wind and 5 to 10 cm of new snow. Treeline temperatures drop to -12 °C

Northwest: Mostly cloudy with up to 10 cm of new snow in the Terrace area, less than 5 cm making it inland to Smithers. Moderate to strong southwest wind, freezing level rises to 800 m

10 to 25 cm can be expected by end of day in the South Columbias and Kootenays, with greatest accumulation in the Monashees north and south of Revelstoke

Up to 10 cm of snow will arrive in the Fernie area, with less than 5 cm making its way into the South Rockies

Moderate to strong southwest wind accompanies the storm, with freezing level rising to  around 1400 m

Coastal areas will see moderate to intense precipitation overnight on Friday, 20 to 40 mm, tapering into the morning

Light to moderate precipitation continues into Saturday with up to 15 mm for the North Shore, Coquihalla, and Squamish, 5 to 10 mm in the Whistler area, and up to 8 mm in the Duffey

Freezing level hovers around 1400 m, and strong southwest wind accompanies the system 

Stormy weather persists as a low pressure system in the Gulf of Alaska continues to generate pulses of precipitation throughout the province