It’s looking like the next 10 days in B.C. and Alaska are going to be wild…
Up to 8-feet of snow is forecast.
“Snow will hammer the West Coast of Canada right up to Coastal Alaska in the next week or more as a series of Lows tracks across that region. Wow is the Gulf of Alaska ever busy !!!” – Meteorologist Tom Niziol, The Weather Channel
Alyeska ski resort in Girdwood, AK opens for the season on November 24th, 2016.
Really, in BC? Maybe the Interior, Caribou/Chilcotin, etc but not the GVRD (Lower mainland), I’m sure.
So wish it was true! Here is this NWS forecast for Juneau. Not seeing much snow potential except for above 3000 or more feet. Anybody who know Juneau knows that they’ll need a heli to get up there!
Wednesday
Widespread rain showers. Highs around 45. East wind 10 to 15 mph.
Wednesday Night
Windy. Rain. Lows around 40.
Thursday
Rain showers. Highs around 45.
Thursday Night
Rain showers. Lows around 38.
Veterans Day
Rain showers. Highs around 45.
Friday Night
Rain showers. Lows around 37.
Saturday
Rain. Highs around 46.
Saturday Night
Rain. Lows around 37.
Sunday
Rain. Highs around 46.
I remember mid-October, 2006 I had just moved to Houston, BC and we got about 3 feet of snow. No power, phones, etc. for 3 days. The old timers there said it was the worst in 50 years.
we live in terrace B.C and haven’t seen any snow yet I hope we will get snow soon
Bring it on! Been hearing this for awhile, believe it when it happens!
How about no brains instead of dhow brains. Your report does not match with the weather network.
Hey Mary, thanks for the note. This is not our report. This is a direct quote from the Weather Channel and their graphic. We don’t do any forecasting ourselves. Thanks.
What will that mean for the South Cariboo
70 Mile Clinton?
Woooowhoo bring it on!