Another series of systems

We received about 70cm over the last 7 days, and the snow will continue through the weekend. A strong Pacific storm approaching the British Columbia coast will move into the Central Interior this morning. Exposed ridge tops are expected to experience strong southeasterly winds of 80 to 100 km/h early this morning. Winds should ease this morning as the system exits the region. The storm last night slipped a bit south of us sending most of the overnight precip south, and leaving us with some winds and light snow today.

Avalanche conditions are expected to worsen through the weekend please read the bulletins!

Sea to Sky bulletin

WB Bulletin

Alpine forecast

Peak

-7.2C 40 gusting 60km/ph from the southwest

6cm overnight

Horstman Hut

-7.6C 60 gusting 80km/ph from the southwest

Winds last night hit 130km/ph briefly at Horstman hut

Friday: Moderate to locally heavy snowfall / Strong southwest winds / Freezing level at 500m 10cm possible

Saturday: Light snowfall becoming moderate to heavy overnight / Strong southwest winds / Freezing level at 800m. Overnight Saturday 20-30cm 

Sunday: Light snowfall / Strong southwest winds / Freezing level at surface. Sunday night 20cm.

Saturday night looks like a direct hit!

Sunday night a little south

Blustery morning

Forecast

Today
Snow changing to rain showers near noon. Snowfall amount 5 to 10 cm.	High: 4 °C
Tonight
Mainly cloudy. 60 percent chance of rain showers this evening then 60 percent chance of flurries overnight.	Low: -3 °C
Saturday
Cloudy. Snow beginning early in the evening.	High: 1 °C
Sunday
Snow or rain.	Low: 0 °C High: 2 °C
Monday
Cloudy with 70 percent chance of showers.	Low: 0 °C High: 2 °C
Tuesday
Snow or rain.	Low: -3 °C High: 3 °C
Wednesday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers.	Low: -1 °C High: 6 °C
Thursday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers.	Low: -1 °C High: 6 °C

165cm at blue chair weather plot