PHOTOS: Snow falls across Metro Vancouver

Social media lit up with some striking imagery that showed snow falling all across Metro Vancouver on Tuesday night.

The photos came as Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning across Metro Vancouver as flakes started to fall across the region on Tuesday.

The warning ended for Metro Vancouver Wednesday morning and the western section of the Fraser Valley, including Abbotsford.

However, it remains up for the central section of the Valley, including Chilliwack, as well as for the eastern Fraser Valley including Hope.

Global News meteorologist Mark Madryga says there is more chilly weather to come.

“Looks like the forecast worked out pretty much according to plan. There is a blanket of snow over most of Metro Vancouver, certainly the Fraser Valley this morning. At least five centimetres in a number of areas has fallen overnight. But it has wound down, just a chance of a shower or a flurry first thing this morning, then some clearing later. However, we’re not done: there is wintry weather in the forecast, especially later in the weekend and next week.”

The warning called for as much as 10 to 15 centimetres.

The warning applied to the North Shore, the City of Vancouver (including Burnaby and New Westminster), northeast areas of Metro Vancouver including Coquitlam and Maple Ridge, southeast areas of Metro Vancouver including Langley and Surrey, as well as the Fraser Valley.

Coverage of snowfall on Globalnews.ca:

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• Huge weekend snowfall a major boost for ski hills
• Ski hill closed due to heavy snowfall
• Fraser Valley snow

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Snow fell as a “moist Pacific front” was expected to move across B.C.’s South Coast on Tuesday night.

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Rain and snow were expected over lower elevations, while as much as 10 centimetres of snow was projected for higher elevations.

Some parts were also expected to see up to 15 centimetres.

Environment Canada warned that visibility could be suddenly reduced with the snowfall.

Drivers were advised to adjust their plans with changing road conditions.

Here are some more images that showed the snow falling on the Vancouver area on Tuesday night: