BC Hydro said about 6,000 customers were without power as of Friday morning due to high winds. Continue reading
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Current Conditions - Deline, NT
-30°
Today's High: -21°
Today's Low: -30°
- Feels Like
- -38°
- Humidity
- 73%
- Pressure
- 1022.69 hPa
- Sunrise
- 07:56
- Wind
- 8km/h N
- UV
- Low
- Visibility
- 9.66km
- Sunset
- 6:53
Hourly Weather
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Daily weather forecast
Monday
-16°
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Clear. Low -30C.
-16°
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Clear. Low -30C.
Tuesday
-21°
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Abundant sunshine. Highs -22 to -20C and lows -30 to -28C.
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Abundant sunshine. Highs -22 to -20C and lows -30 to -28C.
Wednesday
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Partly cloudy. Highs -18 to -16C and lows -21 to -19C.
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Partly cloudy. Highs -18 to -16C and lows -21 to -19C.
Thursday
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Snow showers developing in the afternoon. Highs -12 to -10C and lows -21 to -19C.
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Snow showers developing in the afternoon. Highs -12 to -10C and lows -21 to -19C.
Friday
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Mostly cloudy. Highs -19 to -17C and lows -25 to -23C.
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Mostly cloudy. Highs -19 to -17C and lows -25 to -23C.
Saturday
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Considerable cloudiness. Highs -20 to -18C and lows -28 to -26C.
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Considerable cloudiness. Highs -20 to -18C and lows -28 to -26C.
Sunday
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Sunny. Highs -19 to -17C and lows -24 to -22C.
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Sunny. Highs -19 to -17C and lows -24 to -22C.
Monday
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -13 to -11C and lows -18 to -16C.
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -13 to -11C and lows -18 to -16C.
Tuesday
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Partly cloudy. Highs -8 to -6C and lows -15 to -13C.
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Partly cloudy. Highs -8 to -6C and lows -15 to -13C.
Wednesday
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Partly cloudy. Highs -7 to -5C and lows -15 to -13C.
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Partly cloudy. Highs -7 to -5C and lows -15 to -13C.
Radar
Latest Weather News - bc
Avalanche Canada said there have been some close calls reported recently, “and the Rocky Mountain national parks report large avalanches running the full extent of their paths.” Continue reading
Environment Canada extended a wind warning for Metro Vancouver and the Southern Gulf Islands, with winds forecast to reach 70 km/h gusting to 90 km/h Friday evening. Continue reading
An avalanche warning for the north and south Rockies was issued Thursday and will be in place through the weekend, after two deaths and a near-miss in recent days. Continue reading
Environment Canada issued wind warnings for Metro Vancouver, Greater Victoria, the Southern Gulf Islands and Western Vancouver Island. Continue reading
A cold front is forecast to swing across the South Coast Wednesday night bringing the potential for some snow or wet snow. Continue reading
The incoming Pacific frontal system will spread snow across north-central B.C., from the coast to the Alberta border, plus mountain passes in the Southern Interior. Continue reading
There is also up to 25 cm on the way at the Coquihalla and Alison Pass summits; another system expected to cause treacherous driving conditions and likely closures. Continue reading
Strong winds are expected to continue through the Fraser Canyon as well as the Peace region. Continue reading
With Texas shivering amid temperatures 20 C below their seasonal normal, it’s a good time to ask whether these extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. Continue reading
Hot on the heels of the region’s biggest snowfall of the season, B.C.’s South Coast faces more snow Sunday. Continue reading
Search-and-rescue teams are warning that the combination of poor weather and dangerous snow conditions are a perfect recipe for disaster. Continue reading
British Columbians living on the South Coast awoke Saturday morning to a healthy blanket of snow, and meteorologists say there’s more to come. Continue reading
Whistler RCMP said it was notified of the size three slide in the “Poop Chutes” area around 3:20 p.m. Continue reading
It looks likely that Saturday morning’s snow event will be minimal for much of the Lower Mainland but that’s doesn’t mean we won’t see any snow. Continue reading