Another deluge of the white stuff appears to be on the way.
Starting Friday evening, some 10 to 20 centimetres of snow - and potentially as much as 30 centimetres in some areas - is in the cards for the Prince George and Stuart-Nechako regions, Environment Canada said in a special weather statement.
"A frontal system is forecast to cross the B.C. coastal mountains Friday night and move into the B.C. Interior this weekend. Snow is forecast to begin Friday evening and taper off late Saturday as the system moves southward," the service said.
Among other things, the rapidly accumulating snow and poor visibility that comes with it will make for difficult driving, the service added.
A record 30 centimetres was delivered on the Family Day Monday before a cold front descended on the city. Overnight lows are expected to drop down to -27 and -30 C over Wednesday and Thursday nights, according to Environment Canada. The forecast daytime high in Saturday is -6 C.
- An extreme cold warning issued earlier this week was ended Thursday, shortly before 4:30 p.m.
