Light flurries throughout the day with light wind as temperatures cool.

A strong frontal system crosses southern BC and Alberta Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, with flurries lingering behind it.

Widespread snow accumulation of 30+ cm across most of the southwest coast and interior regions.

Strong to extreme southwest winds shift to gusty westerly winds.

Freezing levels at valley bottom in the northwest and northern interior, but up to 1500 m further south.

Arctic outflow conditions persist in the Yukon.

Yukon has continued outflows with very cold air, strong northeast wind, and some light snowfall.

Northwest has steady snowfall along the coast as frontal system approaches, lighter snow inland. Moderate wind and freezing level around 200 to 500 m.

Light flurries with increasing southwest wind throughout the day.

Freezing levels reach 1500 m in the afternoon.

Unsettled conditions in the wake of the last storm with continued snowfall and freezing level around 1000 m.

Frontal system arriving in the late afternoon bringing heavier snowfall, strong to extreme wind, and freezing level rising up to 1500 m.

A persistent trough over the Gulf of Alaska will bring sustained stormy weather to most regions this week.

Frontal systems with heavier precipitation reach the coast Tuesday night and again Thursday.

A shift to westerly flow brings cooler air to southern BC and Alberta, lowering freezing levels.