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WATCH: Three river otters at Langley’s Critter Care Wildlife Society were more than a little excited to hit the slide in their outdoor habitat and go for a roll in the snow. – Dec 9, 2016
Areas of the island were hit hardest by Friday’s storm, with 5 centimetres recorded at Victoria Airport and up to 12 centimetres over the Malahat region.
This region did not receive as much snow as Vancouver Island, with totals ranging from 1 to 3 centimetres but as Friday morning went on the snow did start to fall. Areas such as Langley and Surrey received more than others.
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Communities in the Fraser Valley received more than 5 centimetres of snow. More flurries are expected to develop this afternoon and another 5 centimetres could fall. Strong easterly winds combined with the snow will cause reduced visibility in blowing snow, especially in the Fraser Valley.