North Rockies/Cariboos: Cloudy with moderate snowfall on the western slopes and in the Cariboos, less cloud, and light to no precipitation on the eastern slopes of the Rockies. Freezing level rising to around 1500 m. Wind increasing to 50 to 80 km/h by the afternoon.

Okanagan/Central Columbia: Mostly cloudy with light precipitation. Freezing level around 1500 m. 25-40 km/h wind.

Stormy weather continues in the Yukon, Northwest Coast, North Rockies and Cariboos as the low moves through northern BC.

In the northwest, temperatures and wind speed drop in the wake of the low, while warm temperatures and strong to extreme winds persist in much of the rest of the province.

Yukon: Moderate snowfall in White Pass and Chilkat/Haines Pass, with increasing temperatures (up to 0 °C @ treeline) and wind (up to 80 km/h). 

Northwest BC: Precipitation for the whole region. Heavy snowfall on the immediate coast, lighter as you move inland. Freezing level rising to 1500 m and wind increasing to 60-80 km/h)

Mostly clear with increasing cloud through the day. Very light precipitation. Freezing level around 1750 m (but with a colder period overnight on Thursday in the South Rockies.) 25-40 km/h wind in the Kootenays, 40-60 km/h in in the Purcells and Southern Rockies.

Vancouver Island: Moderate snowfall becoming rain as freezing level rises to 3000 m. Winds increasing to 70 km/h.

Mainland: Moderate snow and rain on the immediate coast with 2000 m freezing level, becoming light further inland, with 1500 m freezing level. 20-40 km/h winds on the south coast, 80 km/h or more in the Chilcotins, 50-60 km/h in the Sea to Sky, Duffey, and Cascades.  

A warm front associated with a low pressure system sweeps across the province, bringing precipitation, wind, and rising temperatures.