
Snowfall forecast for Kamloops this week could be the last we see of winter
KAMLOOPS — Environment Canada says snow expected in the B.C. Interior over the next few days could be our last blast of winter for the season.
Forecaster Bobby Sekhon says lingering flurries are forecast for the Kamloops area starting tonight, with as much as five centimetres falling before the system moves off Friday morning.
Daily high temperatures will hover around the freezing mark, or a couple of degrees above.
“With the temperature being so close to zero, you’re not going to get as much dry, light, fluffy snow. It may be a little bit more dense,” said Sekhon. “That’s another reason why we’re not expecting large accumulations.”