An area of low pressure moves into the northern Rockies, bringing increased cloud, light flurries and strong winds. 

Central Columbias remain clear under the ridge. 

Low pressure pushes slowly south, bringing increasing cloud, snow, and strong winds to areas north of Hwy 1 in the Interior mountains. 

The ridge moves south to the U.S.A. border, keeping the southern Interior and Lower Mainland clear and mild. 

The northwest continues to see snow, strong winds, and freezing levels creeping up. 

A low-pressure system moves through bringing snow and strong winds to the Northwest. 

The Yukon sees light flurries ending, with cold, clear skies. 

The southern Interior and southern Rockies are under the ridge, seeing clear skies and mild temperatures.

The ridge keeps things clear on the southern coast and Vancouver Island.

A ridge keeps the sky clear for areas south of Prince George on Sunday, moving south on Monday. 

A broad area of low pressure across the top of B.C brings snow and strong winds; it droops south on Monday, bringing snow to the northern Rockies and Caribous. 