Severe blizzard forecast for British Columbia's alpine regions as storm approaches
A powerful storm, known as a weather bomb, is set to bring heavy snowfall to British Columbia's alpine regions. The storm is expected to deliver 100-150 cm of snow in just 36 hours, starting Wednesday. This event is notable for its rapid intensification and the potential for thundersnow. Strong winds, exceeding 40 km/h, will contribute to blizzard conditions in the mountainous areas. The storm is part of a deep low-pressure system combined with Arctic air, creating dangerous weather conditions. Ski resorts, particularly on Vancouver Island, will be significantly impacted.