Columbias: Cold temperatures persist. South winds and a mix of sun and cloud become cloudy in the afternoon as winds increase to moderate and light snowfall develops.

North Rockies: Light to moderate south winds as temps continue to cool, isolated intermittent flurries. 

A stationary low in the Gulf of Alaska maintains a northwest flow, bringing cool, moist air onshore as a strengthening high off the Oregon coast intensifies winds with ongoing flurries and light snowfall for most mountainous regions within the forecast area.

High pressure in the far north maintains cooling temperatures in the Yukon.

Northwest: Moderate southwest winds ease to light from the south. Freezing levels remain at valley bottom. Ongoing light snowfall and flurries beginning in the afternoon. 

Yukon: Light north winds as temperatures continue to cool. Intermittent isolated flurries.

Kootenay boundary: Moderate south winds as temps continue to cool. Light snowfall beginning in the afternoon. 

South Rockies: Moderate south winds as temps continue to cool. Mix of sun and cloud, with possible light flurries developing in the afternoon. 

Sea to Sky : Light to moderate south winds as temps continue to cool. Intermittent flurries and light snowfall diminish late in the late afternoon. 

Coquihalla: Light to moderate south winds as temps continue to cool. Light snowfall continues through the day.

Vancouver Island:  Light south winds continue as temperatures cool. A mix of sun and cloud with isolated flurries.

A stationary low in the Gulf of Alaska maintains a northwest flow over most of the forecast area.

Cool, moist air brings unsettled conditions with showery snowfall and convective bursts. 

High pressure in the far north continues to bring cooling temperatures to the Yukon with little to no precipitation.