Weather Warnings Continue Across Northern BC
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PRINCE GEORGE – Mother Nature is continuing to play havoc with the region. Environment Canada says a system packed with moisture from the Pacific Ocean will sweep down through the Interior today. It will combine with a frigid Arctic airmass already in place to produce snow and freezing rain.
While an air quality warning is in place for Prince George and Vanderhoof, a freezing rain warning is in place for Quesnel and the Cariboo region.
A snowfall warning is in place for the Robson Valley, Mackenzie, and the Pine Pass. Those regions can expect up to 15 cm of snow today.
Another snowfall warning in the northwest is predicting up to 20 cm of snow in the North Coast forecast district. Highway officials have also warned that Highway 16 between Terrace and Port Edward, may have to close for Avalanche Control work today.
