Widespread precipitation spreads east through the day.

Periods of snow, with freezing levels near valley bottom early, rising to 1200 to 1700 m before lowering again.

Strong winds near ridge crests, especially during frontal passage.

Active weather continues. Widespread snowfall is expected in most parts of Western Canada as multiple low-pressure systems track along the coast. Snowfall will be heaviest near the coast and along western slopes, tapering eastward.

Freezing levels start near 200 to 500 m, rising to 1000 to 1500 m by afternoon in southern areas, while remaining lower farther north. Expect moderate to strong winds at ridge top, strongest near the coast, shifting with passing frontal features.

Inland regions see lighter precipitation, with only a few flurries reaching valley bottoms under lighter winds. A cooler air mass lingers behind frontal passages, maintaining wintery conditions at upper elevations.

Yukon: Periods of snow, moderate northeast wind, temperatures in the -20s

Northwest: Heavy precipitation tapers by Monday morning. Strong to extreme winds peak overnight and ease Monday as freezing levels near Terrace briefly rise to ~1500 m before falling through the day.

Mixed precipitation as the system pushes east.

Rain or rain snow mix at lower elevations, with snow at upper elevations as freezing levels rise upward of 2000 m, then begin to fall late in the day.

Gusty winds during the day, easing behind the front.

A deep surface low offshore drives heavy precipitation and strong winds into the mountains.

Snow at higher elevations, with freezing levels rising to 2000 to 2500 m during the warmest part of the storm.

Very strong ridgetop winds from the south to southwest, shifting west later in the day as the front passes.

A strong Pacific low pressure system and an associated upper trough move into western Canada.

Moist southwest flow brings widespread precipitation and strong winds, especially along the coast and western mountains.

A cold front crosses the Interior later in the day, gradually lowering freezing levels.