A broad continental high dominates with a cold, dry air mass and a weak frontal boundary to the east, resulting in partly cloudy skies and minimal precipitation.

A moist onshore flow and snow is expected for the Northwest Coast due to a surface low and associated frontal system off shore. 

Mostly clear and dry conditions are expected for southern regions by Monday afternoon as a surface high tracks east.

A weak ridge associated with a high over the northeast Pacific extends into northwest BC, bringing generally dry conditions except for the immediate coast which could see some flurries

A weak disturbance tracking along the southern edge of the ridge produces scattered flurries and localized moderate winds, particularly along the southern Rockies where a weak frontal band lingers.

Under the influence of offshore high pressure, the region sees light onshore flow with isolated flurries along windward slopes and generally light winds.

A weakening low remains centred over the Gulf of Alaska , with a broad trough extending southeast across the northeast Pacific while a downstream ridge amplifies over inland regions. This pattern results in a weak but moist onshore flow. 