Some well travelled B.C. mountain passes could be a little dicey for motorists Wednesday morning.
Trace amounts of snow are expected for Allison Pass, while the Coquihalla Summit could see up to 4 cm.
“An upper trough of low pressure is continuing to bring a cool airmass to the Southern Interior,” Environment Canada said.
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“Snow levels are forecast to drop below the passes overnight and periodic snowshowers can be expected through Wednesday morning.”
Snow levels are forecast to drop below the passes this morning with periodic snowshowers.”
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