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for tomorrow the highest temperature is 4 lowerest temperature is 1..the chance is very high to go school tomorrow

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for tomorrow the highest temperature is 4 lowerest temperature is 1..the chance is very high to go school tomorrow

Environment Canada's Official Canadian Weather Warnings
greater Vancouver
7:45 PM pst Tuesday 6 January 2004

Snowfall warning for
greater Vancouver continued
Further 2 to 5 cm of snow across the Inner South Coast except 10 to
20 cm for the east side of Vancouver Island.


Freezing rain warning for
greater Vancouver issued
Areas of freezing rain expected for greater Victoria greater Vancouver Lower Fraser Valley Howe Sound and west Vancouver Island -
inland sections.

This is a warning that an extended period of freezing rain is
Imminent or occurring in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..
Listen for updated statements.


An Arctic ridge of high pressure remains over British Columbia. Strong outflow winds near mainland inlets and valleys combined with cold temperatures will produce very cold windchill values of -20 to -30.

The above situation combined with the approach of a frontal system from the southwest is producing outflow winds of 70 to 90 km/h over the north and central coast and northern Vancouver Island and through Howe Sound.

Snow is starting to change to rain across the Inner South Coast. However an additional snowfall accumulation of 2 to 5 cm is still possible before the transition takes place. The east side of Vancouver Island will continue to see snow tonight and an additional 10 to 20 cm is possible before the snow changes to rain overnight.

Areas of freezing rain are beginning across parts of greater Vancouver area this evening and will extend to the Lower Fraser Valley and Howe Sound tonight. Patches of freezing rain are also expected for greater Victoria and the inland sections of west Vancouver Island. The freezing rain is expected to continue this evening and will ease overnight for greater Vancouver greater Victoria and inland sections of Vancouver Island. The freezing rain will continue for Howe Sound and the Fraser Valley through Wednesday morning

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Newly Update
Environment Canada's Official Canadian Weather Warnings
greater Vancouver
1:44 AM pst Wednesday 7 January 2004

Freezing rain warning for
greater Vancouver continued
Freezing rain accumulations of less than 5 mm most areas except
locally 5 to 10 mm over parts of the eastern sections of greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

This is a warning that an extended period of freezing rain is
Imminent or occurring in these regions. Monitor weather conditions..
Listen for updated statements.


An Arctic ridge of high pressure retreating through the interior continues to produce strong outflow winds near mainland inlets and valleys of the north and central coasts. The strong winds combined with cold temperatures is producing very cold windchill values of -20 to -30.

The above situation combined with a frontal system pushing across the south coast from the southwest is producing outflow winds of 70 to 90 km/h over the north and central coast and northern Vancouver Island and through Howe Sound.

Snow is starting to change to rain across much of the Inner South Coast. However an additional snowfall accumulation of 2 to 5 cm is still possible before the transition takes place. The east side of Vancouver Island will continue to see snow overnight and an additional 10 to 20 cm is possible before the snow changes to rain. Locally heavy snowfall across the coastal sections of the north coast will continue overnight. Additional snowfall accumulations of 5 to 10 cm are forecast before the snow changes to rain later today.

Areas of freezing rain are being reported across parts of the south coast at present. The freezing rain is expected to continue until early this morning for greater Vancouver greater Victoria and inland sections of Vancouver Island. The freezing rain will continue for Howe Sound and the Fraser Valley this morning. Freezing rain accumulations of less than 5 mm are expected for most areas except locally 5 to 10 mm over eastern sections of greater Vancouver and across the Fraser Valley.

Please refer to the latest public forecasts for further details.