Metro Vancouver woke up to a winter wonderland on Tuesday as heavy snowfall blanketed the region, causing chaos for commuters and prompting some school closures. The Lower Mainland was hit with extreme cold conditions, leading to treacherous roads and dangerous driving conditions. Despite the efforts of plows working through the night, officials warned that some roads were still hazardous.
Cpl. Michael McLaughlin of BC Highway Patrol urged residents to be patient and cautious while navigating the snowy streets. The wintry weather brought traffic to a crawl in some areas, with delays and accidents reported throughout Metro Vancouver.
Global News reporter Andrea Macpherson was on the scene to provide updates on the ongoing snowstorm and its impact on the region. With more snowfall expected in the coming days, residents were advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions.
For the latest weather warnings and updates on the BC Arctic air system, viewers were directed to visit Global News’ website. As the snow continued to fall and temperatures remained frigid, Metro Vancouver residents braced themselves for more winter weather woes. Stay tuned to Global News for the latest developments on the BC storm and its effects on the region.
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