A snowfall warning has been issued for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
Global News meteorologist Yvonne Shalle says the morning rush hour may not be affected.
“Now with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, we’re looking at it starting off as snow for most areas late this morning and continuing for the afternoon,” she said Tuesday morning.
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WATCH: Coverage of the February snow in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island
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From the big snow dump to the big melt -
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Snow piles up again as winter storm returns to South Coast -
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Experts warn about improper feeding of birds during winter -
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Southwestern B.C. braces for more snow -
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Support staff confusion on snow days -
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Parents coping with snow days -
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Fraser Valley still feeling the effects of the winter snow -
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Snowfall warning lifted for Metro Vancouver -
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Vancouver Island copes with snow -
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Second blast of winter hits southwestern B.C. -
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“As temperatures start to bump up, we’ll see a transition over to rain, especially for areas near the water. Higher elevations and the Fraser Valley are looking at anywhere between five and up to 10 centimetres. The snow will continue for the evening. It will ease off with a chance of flurries on our Wednesday and clearing by the afternoon (Wednesday).”
Motorists are also being reminded that they must fully clear snow off their vehicle or potentially face a $109 fine.
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