Arctic air for tomorrow, sunny breaks

Forecast Flurries tonight as a strong flow from the northwest brings down modified arctic air for tomorrow. The sun should shine. Opening day on Whistler mountain! Alpine temperatures hovering in the -10C range. Possibly colder as winds are also forecast. We should pick up a few cm's overnight. Most of the weather is going to Washington state. Tonight Rain showers or wet flurries ending this evening then clearing.  Low: -3 °C Saturday Sunny. Increasing cloudiness in the afternoon.  High: 1 °C Saturday night Cloudy. 60 percent chance of flurries overnight.  Low: -3 °C Sunday Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries.  High: 0 °C Monday Flurries or rain showers.  Low: -2 °C High: 2 °C Tuesday Periods of rain.  Low: 0 °C High: 4 °C Wednesday Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers.  Low: 0 °C High: 4 °C Thursday Periods of rain.  Low: 0 °C High: 5 °C Forecast Issued: Friday, November 15 2013 16:00 PST

Almanac For November 15 Value Year Greatest Rainfall (1977-2012) 44.0 mm 1983 Greatest Snowfall (1977-2012) 17.6 cm 1982 Greatest Precipitation (1977-2012) 44.0 mm 1983 Most Snow on the Ground (1980-2012) 36.0 cm 1984 Highest Temperature (1977-2012) 9.3 °C 2001 Lowest Temperature (1977-2012) -9.9 °C 1978 Average Maximum Temperature 3.2 °C Average Minimum Temperature -2.1 °C Average Temperature 0.6 °C Sunrise 07:25 Sunset 16:28 Normal High 3 °C Normal Low -3 °C