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Metro Vancouver forecast calling for a chance of snow tonight

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast is calling for a chance of wet snow over higher terrain tonight, as well as a snowfall accumulation of 2 cm.

 Translink bus in Vancouver still operate in winter while it has snow storm in Downtown Vancouver/ ShutterstockTranslink bus in Vancouver still operate in winter while it has snow storm in Downtown Vancouver/ Shutterstock

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast is calling for a chance of wet snow over higher terrain tonight.

On Thursday, December 27 the forecast is mainly cloudy through the day with a high of four degrees. Rain will begin overnight and some parts of the Lower Mainland may see wet snowfall.

In addition, the forecast calls for wet snow over higher terrain in the morning, as well as a snowfall amount of 2 cm over higher terrain.

Vancouver Is Awesome spoke to Bobby Sekhon, Meteorologist, Environment Canada, who explained that only some parts of Metro Vancouver will see snowfall accumulations.

"The mixed precipitation will start quite late tonight, or closer to the morning around 3 am or 4 am," he said.

"Places such as Coquitlam, the North Shore, and Burnaby Mountain may see a small amount of snowfall accumulation on Friday morning."

The Weather Network is also calling for a chance of snowfall this evening, too.

 The Weather Network

Following this, however, the forecast calls for rain on Friday evening and into Saturday.

Sunday is expected to be sunny as well as Monday.