Drivers planning on travelling on mountain passes in the southern Interior are being warned to expect winter-like driving conditions.
According to Environment Canada, mountain highways surrounding the Okanagan may receive more than 10 centimetres of snow.
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Those highways include the Okanagan Connector, Coquihalla, Allison Pass and Rogers Pass.
Periods of snow will develop over the high elevation highway passes starting Monday evening as a cold front sweeps down from the north.
Envionment Canada said snow flurries will continue through Tuesday afternoon.
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