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Fpcn11 cwvr 022344
forecasts for coastal British Columbia issued by the Pacific weather
centre of Environment Canada at 4 PM PST Saturday 2 December 1995 for
tonight Sunday and Monday.
The next scheduled forecast will be issued at 7 PM.

Synopsis for coastal BC.
  A fast-moving low pressure system is forecast to cross washington
state from the southwest on Sunday.  The low will spread rain and
snow to most of the south coast.  Snow will change to rain over
eastern sections of the Fraser Valley and inland sections of howe
Sound but steady snow is forecast for the village of Whistler.
Very strong northwest winds will develop Sunday night as temperatures
fall in the very cold air air behind this system.  Further north on
the coast snowshowers will continue through Sunday as the weather
begins to turn much colder.

Freezing level..south..near 700 metres rising to 1000 metres in the
south Sunday then plummeting to near the surface late Sunday night.
North..surface except 300 metres near the coast.

Greater Vancouver.
Tonight..mainly cloudy. Chance of a shower. Chance of a flurry at
 higher elevations. Low 3.
Sunday..periods of rain. Becoming windy. High 7.
Monday..cloudy with sunny periods. Chance of showers or flurries.
 Wind easing. Low zero. High 5.
Probability of precipitation in percent 60 tonight. 100 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

Greater Victoria.
Tonight..mainly cloudy. Chance of a shower. Low 4.
Sunday..periods of rain. Becoming windy. High 7.
Monday..cloudy with sunny periods. Chance of showers or flurries.
 Wind easing. Low zero. High 7.
Probability of precipitation in percent 60 tonight. 90 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

Lower Fraser Valley.
Snowfall warning for eastern sections issued.
Tonight..mainly cloudy. Chance of showers or flurries over eastern
 sections. Low 3.
Sunday..periods of rain initially mixed with snow over eastern
 sections. Snow accumulations of 5 to 10 centimetres. Becoming windy.
 High 4 to 6.
Monday..mainly cloudy. Chance of showers or flurries. Wind easing.
 Low zero. High 5.
Probability of precipitation in percent 60 tonight. 100 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

Whistler.
Snowfall warning issued.
Tonight..mainly cloudy with a few flurries. Low minus 4.
Sunday..periods of snow. Accumulations of 10 to 20 centimetres.
 Windy. High zero.
Monday..cloudy with sunny breaks. Chance of flurries. Wind easing.
 Low minus 5. High minus 2.
Probability of precipitation in percent 80 tonight. 100 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

Howe Sound.
Snowfall warning for inland sections issued.
Tonight..mainly cloudy. A few showers or flurries. Low 2.
Sunday..periods of rain except snow inland. Snow changing to rain
 inland. Accumulations of 8 to 15 centimetres. Becoming windy.
 High 6.
Monday..cloudy with sunny periods. Chance of showers or flurries.
 Wind easing. Low zero. High 6.
Probability of precipitation in percent 80 tonight. 100 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

Sunshine Coast
east Vancouver Island.
Tonight..mainly cloudy. Chance of showers or flurries. Low 2.
Sunday..periods of rain initially mixed with snow. Accumulations of 1
 to 3 centimetres. Becoming windy. High 7.
Monday..cloudy with sunny periods. Chance of showers or flurries.
 Wind easing. Low zero. High 5.
Probability of precipitation in percent 60 tonight. 100 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

West Vancouver Island.
Tonight..mainly cloudy. A few showers. Flurries at higher elevations.
 Low 2.
Sunday..periods of rain. Rain mixed with snow at higher elevations.
 Becoming windy. High 7.
Monday..mainly cloudy with flurries or showers likely. Wind easing.
 Low zero. High 5.
Probability of precipitation in percent 80 tonight. 90 Sunday and
 70 Monday.

North Vancouver Island.
Tonight..cloudy with a few showers or flurries. Low zero.
Sunday..cloudy with a few showers or flurries. High 3.
Monday..mainly cloudy. Chance of showers or flurries. Wind easing.
 Low minus 2. High 5.
Probability of precipitation in percent 80 tonight. 90 Sunday and
 60 Monday.

Central coast - coastal sections.
Tonight..cloudy with showers or flurries. Wind easing. Low 1.
Sunday..cloudy with showers or flurries. High 3.
Monday..periods of snow. Windy. Low minus 2. High 1.
Probability of precipitation in percent 90 tonight. 90 Sunday and
 80 Monday.

Central coast - inland sections.
Snowfall warning in effect.
Tonight..flurries with additional local accumulations 5 to 10
 centimetres. Wind easing. Low minus 3.
Sunday..cloudy with a few flurries. High zero.
Monday..periods of snow. Windy. Low minus 7. High minus 5.
Probability of precipitation in percent 100 tonight. 80 Sunday and
 90 Monday.

North coast - coastal sections.
Snowfall warning in effect.
Tonight..flurries or showers and flurries mixed. Additional local
 accumulations to 5 centimetres. Wind easing. Low minus 1.
Sunday..cloudy with flurries. High 2.
Monday..periods of snow. Windy. Low minus 6. High zero.
Probability of precipitation in percent 100 tonight. 100 Sunday and
 90 Monday.

North coast - inland sections.
Snowfall warning in effect.
Tonight..flurries with additional local accumulations up to 15
 centimetres. Wind easing. Low minus 3.
Sunday..cloudy with flurries. High minus 2.
Monday..periods of snow. Windy. Low minus 7. High minus 4.
Probability of precipitation in percent 100 tonight. 80 Sunday and
 80 Monday.

Queen Charlottes.
Snowfall warning continued.
Tonight..mainly cloudy with flurries. Local accumulations to 5
 centimetres. Windy. Low minus 1.
Sunday..mainly cloudy with flurries. High 2.
Monday..periods of snow. Windy. Low minus 3. High 2.
Probability of precipitation in percent 90 tonight. 90 Sunday and
 80 Monday.

End/dj


911 
fpcn50 cwvr 022203
mountain weather forecast for coastal British Columbia issued by the
Pacific weather centre of Environment Canada in Vancouver at 2:00 PM
PST Saturday 2 December 1995 valid until midnight Sunday.  The next
scheduled forecast will be issued at 6:00 AM PST Sunday.

Precipitation intensity is forecast as an
hourly rate of snowfall water equivalent.
  Nil        light          moderate       heavy
no pcpn   up to 2.5 mm   2.5 to 7.5 mm   more than 7.5 mm

discussion.
Cool moist and unstable air continues to circulate onto the coast
around a low pressure system in the gulf of Alaska.
Potential for moderate to heavy snowshower activity continues on the
north and central coasts. Further south, flurry activity is less
frequent and less widespread. A low pressure system developing well
offshore of the Oregon coast is forecast to move to lie near
portland Sunday afternoon.  With cold air already on the coast
and increasing moisture from a low tracking to the south moderate to
heavy snowfalls are expected across the south
coast mountains Sunday. Drier and colder air from the northern
interior will spill out across the north coast Sunday.

Freezing level..in the south 700 metres rising to 1000 metres this
Sunday then falling rapidly to 300 metres Sunday night.
Central and north coasts.. Near the surface 400 metres except
near 300 metres near the water.

Extended outlook.
A very cold northwest flow pattern will become established on the
coast Monday behind the low. The next low pressure system will
slide down the coast from the northern gulf of Alaska reaching the
north coast Monday afternoon and the south coast Tuesday afternoon.
Moderate to heavy snowfalls will accompany this system and all
coastal ranges will be affected. Dry arctic outflow conditions
will develop in the wake of the second low over the north and
central coasts Tuesday and the south coast Wednesday.

South coast mountains.
Warnings.. Snowfall warning.
Light convective tonight. Becoming light to moderate Sunday
morning then moderate in the afternoon.
Mountaintop winds.. Southwesterly 40 to 70 km/h

location        precip to 4am   precip 4am-4pm  min   max
                Sunday          Sunday

squamish        1-5             15-30             0     7
duffey lk       1-5             15-30            -7    -5
allison pass    1-5             15-30            -7    -5
Fraser canyon   0-1             15-30             0     6

central coast mountains.
Warnings.. Snowfall warning.
Light convective with some locally moderate this evening
and again Sunday afternoon.
Mountaintop winds..southwest 50 to 70 km/h becoming westerly 40
Sunday afternoon.

Location        precip to 4am   precip 4am-4pm  min   max
                Sunday          Sunday
heckman pass    6-15             6-15            -7    -5

north coast mountains.
Warnings.. None.
Light convective with some locally moderate convective this evening
and again Sunday.
Mountaintop winds..southwest 50 to 70 km/h becoming west 40 km/h
Sunday afternoon.

Location        precip to 4am   precip 4am-4pm  min   max
                Sunday          Sunday
terrace tyee    6-15            1-5              -3    -1
bear pass       6-15            1-5              -8    -2
ningunsaw pass  1-5             1-5             -22   -20
telegraph crk   1-5             1-5             -23   -21

confidence..poor to fair with southern system as exact path is
uncertain. Otherwise fair to good.

This mountain weather forecast was produced for BC ministry of
transportation and highways, snow avalanche programs and applies
specifically to those areas in the forecast.  If further information
or other products are required for local operations, please call
664-9033.

End/dj


454 
fpcn50 cwvr 030215 cca
corrected mountain weather forecast for coastal British Columbia
issued by the Pacific weather centre of Environment Canada in
Vancouver at 6:13 PM PST Saturday 2 December 1995 valid until
midnight Sunday.  The next scheduled forecast will be issued at
6:00 AM PST Sunday.

Precipitation intensity is forecast as an
hourly rate of snowfall water equivalent.
  Nil        light          moderate       heavy
no pcpn   up to 2.5 mm   2.5 to 7.5 mm   more than 7.5 mm

discussion.
Cool moist and unstable air continues to circulate onto the coast
around a low pressure system in the gulf of Alaska.
Potential for moderate to heavy snowshower activity continues on the
north and central coasts. Further south, flurry activity is less
frequent and less widespread. A low pressure system developing well
offshore of the Oregon coast is forecast to move to lie near
portland Sunday afternoon.  With cold air already on the coast
and increasing moisture from a low tracking to the south moderate to
heavy snowfalls are expected across the south
coast mountains Sunday. Drier and colder air from the northern
interior will spill out across the north coast Sunday.

Freezing level..in the south 700 metres rising to 1000 metres this
Sunday then falling rapidly to 300 metres Sunday night.
Central and north coasts.. Near the surface 400 metres except
near 300 metres near the water.

Extended outlook.
A very cold northwest flow pattern will become established on the
coast Monday behind the low. The next low pressure system will
slide down the coast from the northern gulf of Alaska reaching the
north coast Monday afternoon and the south coast Tuesday afternoon.
Moderate to heavy snowfalls will accompany this system and all
coastal ranges will be affected. Dry arctic outflow conditions
will develop in the wake of the second low over the north and
central coasts Tuesday and the south coast Wednesday.

North coast mountains.
Warnings.. Snowfall warning.
Light convective with some locally moderate convective this evening
and again Sunday.
Mountaintop winds..southwest 50 to 70 km/h becoming west 40 km/h
Sunday afternoon.

Location        precip to 4am   precip 4am-4pm  min   max
                Sunday          Sunday
terrace tyee    6-15            1-5              -3    -1
bear pass       6-15            1-5              -8    -2
ningunsaw pass  1-5             1-5             -22   -20
telegraph crk   1-5             1-5             -23   -21

confidence..poor to fair with southern system as exact path is
uncertain. Otherwise fair to good.

This mountain weather forecast was produced for BC ministry of
transportation and highways, snow avalanche programs and applies
specifically to those areas in the forecast.  If further information
or other products are required for local operations, please call
664-9033.

Remainder of forecasts unchanged.

End/dj