Stormy conditions with 5 to 15 cm of new snow. 

Southwest winds will be moderate, gusting strong, with freezing level rising to near 1500 m by mid day.

A strengthening high pressure in the north, pushes cold arctic south along the BC Yukon border. Stormy weather continues in the southern half of the province as strong winds and moderate snowfall continue. 

Yukon: A mix of sun and cloud with moderate northeast outflow wind and 1 to 2 cm of new snow. Treeline temperatures drop nears days end to -25 °C.

Northwest: Mostly cloudy with up to 50 cm of new snow in direct coastal areas, expecting 30 cm making it inland to Smithers. Moderate to strong southwest wind, freezing level rising to near 1500 m.

20 to 30 cm of new snow can be expected by end of day in the South Columbias and Kootenays.

Up to 10 to 15 cm of snow in the Fernie area, with less than 5 cm making its way into the South Rockies.

Strong southwest wind accompanies the storm, with freezing levels maintaining at 1500 m.

Heavy precipitation continues into Monday with up to 75 mm for the North Shore, Coquihalla, and Squamish, 30 to 40 cm of new snow in the Whistler area, and up to 5 to 10 cm of new snow in the Duffey.

Freezing levels rise to 2500 m mid day, as strong southwest wind accompanies the system.

A series of storms move east over the southwestern coast and spill over into the interior, while a strengthening high pressure in the north drives in cold air and strong outflow winds. 