Mountain Weather Forecast

A weak Pacific frontal system slides down the coast, bringing snow to coastal areas and flurries to interior regions. In its wake, an arctic front advances south, establishing a regime of cold air and outflow winds for the northern half of the province. The clash of the two airmasses will make for high snow-to-liquid ratios (light fluff) as well as upslope potential for the usually-drier eastern slopes of the northwest and southeast ranges.

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