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A wet winter ahead

The Weather Network is forecasting more rain and storms to hit the region this winter.

The agency has released its winter forecast for the B-C Coast.

Spokesperson Michael Carter says we got an early start to the storm season this year and it looks like that pattern will continue into winter…

Carter says the extra precipitation in the forecast should be good news for local mountains, especially as the freezing level begins to drop as winter approaches.

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
News Director

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