Cold temperatures and residual flurries as arctic air descends into the North Rockies.

A frontal system descends through the central interior bringing snow, moderate winds and a freezing level of 1000 to 1500 m.

A weak Pacific frontal system approaches the northwest coast bringing mainly cloudy conditions to northwest ranges.

A ridge of high pressure begins to establish itself over southern BC, bringing a mix of sun and cloud in most areas.

Clear and cold in the White Pass area as arctic air pushes down from the north.

Residual flurries and moderate winds in the northwest ranges.

Snow and moderate winds in the southeastern corner of the province.

Flurries through the day and wind speed reducing to moderate in the southwest ranges and Vancouver Island.

Snow and wind dissipate in the northwest, southwest and northern interior ranges as a frontal system moves further south and inland through BC.

As the frontal system passes through the central interior, it will bring snowy and windy conditions to southern BC.