Cariboo braces for September snow
100 MILE HOUSE, B.C. — So much for summer.
Environment Canada Meteorologist Matt MacDonald says the Cariboo region is about to experience a quick transition from our hot summer to a cool and early bit of winter.
He says it started in the Peace where residents there were punished with four to eight centimetres of the white stuff earlier this week. That system is now quickly moving south.
“So, the cold front pushed through Prince George earlier this morning and is through Quesnel. They’re seeing their temperatures drop,” MacDonald says. “There’s still a bit of mixed showers and flurries. A better chance will come tonight as that cold front approaches the 100 Mile House area with the time being into the cooler evening hours.”