WATCH: Elaine Yong reports on the ski season that wasn’t on the North Shore mountains.
A warm winter on British Columbia’s South Coast has caused at least one North Shore mountain to declare its ski season officially over.
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Mount Seymour announced it was closing for the season on Tuesday.
Cypress remains on standby, but officials say there would have to be a significant amount of snowfall to re-open.
There’s a bit more optimism at Grouse Mountain, where 14 centimeters of fresh snow fell on Monday night. That mountain is partially open for the time being.
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