A recent random road check of approximately 200 vehicles on the Okanagan Connector resulted in 21 drivers being turned around.

Environment Canada says a vigorous Pacific frontal system will bring significant snow to some areas by Wednesday morning.

Environment Canada says a Pacific storm will bring varying amounts of snow to regions throughout the Southern Interior.

The anticipated snowfall totals vary by region, ranging from a few centimetres on Vancouver Island to 5-15 cm in the Southern Interior.

Temperatures are expected to drop 10 degrees below normal seasonal levels.

The national weather agency says a strong frontal system is moving across the province, and that freezing levels have fallen in advance of the system.

Thanksgiving travelers should prepared for snow on the high elevation mountain passes of the Okanagan Connector Sunday night.

The fire was around five kilometres north of the interchange of Highway 97 and Highway 97C between West Kelowna and Peachland.

We are less than a week away from the first official day of summer, but that didn't stop snow from falling on Highway 97C Sunday morning.

Freezing levels will drop to 1,300 to 1,500 metres Thursday overnight, leading to varying levels of rain and snowfall.