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Short and Long Range weather outlook for southwest Canada!
Posted Oct 27, 2018 - A relatively warm storm system is moving in for today and Sunday with showers all across southern British Columbia and southwest Alberta, starting out heavy right now, Saturday night, for the Vancouver, BC area:
The next several days to before Halloween look like this in terms of precipitation:
And here is how snowfall is looking for now through just after the 10th of November: (45 to 90cm of snow (18" to 36") is possible in the next 16 days for areas 1,200 to 1,500+ meters in elevation (4,000 to 5,000 feet), which includes many resorts base to top!)
45 to 90cm of snow (18" to 36") is possible in the next 16 days for areas 1,200 to 1,500+ meters in elevation (4,000 to 5,000 feet), which includes many resorts base to top!
My latest discussion, highlighting one of our new sponsors, Revelstoke!
LONGER RANGE FORECAST Updated Thursday Apr?11, 2019:?One storm (weak) moves through Sunday (light snow up around 8,000+ feet, light rain showers below), and another late Monday?through early Tuesday (2 to 4" of snow, snow level 5,000 to 6,000 feet, below resort elevations), for quick shots of light snow.
ALL next week (15th - 19th) looks mostly sunny and mild, spring weather and snow surface conditions...
We may see a shot of showers/ snow that weekend (20-21st April), then more high pressure ridging and mild spring weather.
The last days of April into early May could be busy again with low pressure systems and snowfall as the pattern reverts back to unsettled.
May overall, more busy with storms than usual, more rains for California, more snow for the Sierra Nevada. More details are coming. Do you like what we do, please let us know.?CM
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Updated April 11, 2019
THIS WEEKEND (April 13-14):?We expect moderate+ snowfall on Saturday as a fairly potent storm moves through (some powder day criteria met), Revelstoke definitely favored with the orgraphics, then lighter snow on Sunday as the low pressure system exits and leaves behind?a sun and cloud mix across southern BC and Alberta.
NEXT WEEK (15th of April through the 18th):?Most of next week looks like a mix of sun and clouds as high pressure ridging builds in from the south, across the Pacific Northwest of the US....More
Featured Custom Forecast
The next several days to before Halloween look like this in terms of precipitation:
And here is how snowfall is looking for now through just after the 10th of November: (45 to 90cm of snow (18" to 36") is possible in the next 16 days for areas 1,200 to 1,500+ meters in elevation (4,000 to 5,000 feet), which includes many resorts base to top!)
And here is how snowfall is looking for now through just after the 10th of November: (45 to 90cm of snow (18" to 36") is possible in the next 16 days for areas 1,200 to 1,500+ meters in elevation (4,000 to 5,000 feet), which includes many resorts base to top!)
