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Storm to Bring Cold Temperatures, Snow, and Wind

Cold temperatures, snow and even wind will be a reality for Cowichan Valley residents.

An arctic system is moving east across southern Vancouver Island before making its way to the Lower Mainland.

This weather-maker is expected to bring cold temperatures and precipitation starting tonight and won’t move on until tomorrow morning.

Temperatures are expected to drop by as much as ten degrees below seasonal conditions.

Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
News & Weekend Announcer

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