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Update -- Dec. 5
Okanagan residents are being warned that freezing rain is on the way and could possibly result in treacherous highway conditions.
Environment Canada has issued warnings for the entire Okanagan Valley from Osoyoos to Vernon.
The special weather warning states that mild and moist air will move over the South Coast mountains today and further into the central and southeastern interior overnight.
“This, in combination with sub-freezing surface temperatures throughout most valleys has the potential to produce freezing rain in these areas.”
The mild moist air will could lead to rain falling into sub-freezing air which will freeze on contact, creating hazardous icy travelling conditions.
As drivers are being urged to take extra care, DriveBC is also issuing their own highway warnings.
There is a freezing rain warning for the Coquihalla in both directions between Hope and Kamloops until Sunday. They expect Saturday to be the worst.
A similar warning has also been issued for the Okanagan Connector, where freezing rain mixed with snow has been forecasted for Merritt and West Kelowna until Sunday.
For up to date conditions and highway warnings check out DriveBC.
Original story -- Dec. 4
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement warning of the potential for freezing rain in the Penticton and South Okanagan areas.
Another mild and moist Pacific storm will move into southwest BC Friday. A layer of warm air will sweep across the coastal mountain tops and over the Southwest Interior valleys ahead of the storm.
Freezing rain may develop wherever sub-freezing air persists.
Rain falling into sub-freezing air will freeze on contact, creating hazardous icy travelling conditions.
Snowfall accumulations of less than 5 centimetres are expected.
Freezing rain may develop near Princeton Friday morning then spread east, reaching Nelson overnight.
The public is advised to monitor future forecasts and warnings as warnings may be required or extended.
