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Snowfall warning issued for parts of Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley

The long weekend's sun has already given way Tuesday morning to a fresh wave of cold, wet, and, in some places, snowy weather.

The long weekend's sun has already given way Tuesday morning to a fresh wave of cold, wet, and, in some places, snowy weather.

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for parts of Metro Vancouver, covering Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Langley, and Surrey, where snow is expected to accumulate today. Similarly, the weather agency has issued a snowfall warning for west and central Fraser Valley, including Abbotsford and Chilliwack.

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While the city of Vancouver and immediate surrounding communities are not currently under a warning, we aren't entirely out of the woods, according to Environment Canada's forecast, which calls for periods of snow becoming mixed with rain early this afternoon.

In Vancouver, the predicted snowfall amount is 2 cm, and 4 cm over higher terrain.

Over night, we can also expected snow mixed with rain, with flurries tapering off Wednesday morning.

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Snow remains in the forecast for Vancouver for the duration of the week, with flurries or snowfall expected off and on through the weekend.