It is the first winter season with ACCIONA Infrastructure Maintenance (AIM Roads) at the helm of snow removal services on major arterial routes in the Okanagan Valley.

As residents across the Okanagan Valley continue cleaning up from the latest snowstorm, perhaps nowhere is the job harder than in West Kelowna.

Snowfall accumulations range from 10 to 70 centimetres, depending on the areas in B.C.'s southern interior while the south coast will see heavy rain.

The Okanagan Valley will see up to four centimetres of snowfall by Monday morning, according to Environment Canada.

A snowfall warning for the Thompson, North Okanagan and Shuswap regions has ended.

DriveBC has reported an accumulation of snow in the Elkhart Lodge area and at the Pennask Summit.

More snow could be on the way at higher elevations overnight on Sunday and into Monday morning.

Twin Lakes residents prepare for possible flooding as snowpacks continue to grow.

Another blast of winter weather hits the Okanagan and interior highway mountain passes.