Prince George is in for a bit more snowfall before New Year’s Eve, though temperatures look to temporarily warm up.
According to Environment Canada, the worst of the snowfall came this morning (Sunday), with Monday forecast to see some light snow up to two centimetres.
Operational Meteorologist Morgen Shull said the shift in temperature is expected at the same time, getting above zero, reducing accumulation.
“Moving forward, there is going to be snow around on Tuesday. It is going to be somewhat warm, hovering around zero degrees, but there should be around two to four centimetres of accumulation.”
Wednesday, which is New Year’s Eve, will see roughly a centimetre of snow in the morning, but clear the rest of the day, with New Year’s Day potentially seeing a heavier band of snow and a return to seasonal daytime temperatures at minus four.
More information on the forecast can be found on Environment Canada’s website here.
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