Fraser Valley/Vancouver/Revelstoke (Environment Canada) – Conditions are ripe for an impressive avalanche cycle on BC’s South Coast according to the Canadian Avalanche Centre.
A storm has raised the risk of avalanches to extreme for the South Coast of B.C. on Thursday. (Avalanche Canada)
A storm that dumped 30-50 mm of snow on the North Shore Mountains, moved eastward.
20-40 mm of rain is expected for the Fraser Valley. Mild weather through the Coquihalla Highway corridor along with freezing levels rising to 1800 metres will make the snow pack unstable.
Elsewhere in the province, conditions are rated from considerable to high over the coming days as the storm moves across British Columbia.
Check with Avalanche Canada for updates.
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