A strong 990mb low off Haida Gwaii will bring rain

Forecast

Another wet day ahead, a plume of moisture stretching towards Hawaii will continue approach the west coast this morning. A strong 990mb low off Haida Gwaii will bring rain to the south coast today and the rain will become heavy at times later this afternoon and this evening. Rainfall amounts of 50 mm are forecast for the North Shore, northern sections of West Fraser Valley and southern sections of Howe Sound. The heavy rain will taper off to a few showers by Tuesday morning as the front moves away to the south. Unfortunately the air mass is still quite warm and will send freezing levels up through the week.

Monday Afternoon precip

Atmospheric river

Today
Rain. Amount 10 to 20 mm. FL 1950m	High: 7 °C
Tonight
Rain ending before morning then cloudy with 40 percent chance of showers. Amount 10 to 15 mm.	Low: 4 °C
Tuesday
Mainly cloudy. 40 percent chance of showers in the morning. FL 1800m	High: 8 °C
Wednesday
Periods of rain. 10mm precip FL 2000m	Low: 2 °C High: 6 °C
Thursday
Rain. 10-50mm of precip depending on storm track FL 2600m	Low: 5 °C High: 10 °C
Friday
A mix of sun and cloud. FL 2350m	Low: 5 °C High: 8 °C
Saturday
A mix of sun and cloud. FL 2500m	Low: 2 °C High: 8 °C
Sunday
Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers.  These are 850mb temps at around 5500ft.  October temperatures were 6-8C above normal. Not good for the lower mountain, however the high glaciers will receive some good base to start the season and fill in some of those crevasses. Computer models show Wednesday's storm tracking to the north, and hitting SE Alaska  Might as well go to work	Low: 4 °C High: 9 °C