A weakening low over northern Alberta with an associated cold front is spreading scattered showers and cloud into the region, with strong southwest flow aloft and elevated freezing levels.

A weakening frontal band associated with a low tracking across northern BC into the Yukon is expected to push further east. 

Mostly dry and stable conditions with a mix of sun and cloud are expected for southern BC. Only isolated showers for the Columbia Mountains and Rockies.

A frontal system moves inland, with a cold front brushing the north coast and bringing light flurries and moderate to strong winds into northwest BC and the southern Yukon.

Mainly sunny and stable conditions with elevated freezing levels (~2600–3000 m).

An offshore low west of Vancouver Island could drive light flurries early in the morning onto the Island. Sunny skies are expected for the majority of the day for both the Island and the Mainland.

A ridge of high pressure maintains warm and sunny conditions over southern regions, while northern regions continue to be impacted by a moist onshore flow. This weather pattern stays in place until early in the work week.