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Photo: Contributed
It might be June on the calendar, but it’s snowing outside.
If you’re up at Big White, the North Shore Mountains or on Allison Pass, that is.
Tuesday afternoon, the Gem Lake webcam at Big White Ski Resort (at 2,219 metres elevation) looked closer to opening day than the start of summer.
Environment Canada is calling for showers that will turn to light snow over Coastal Mountain passes, due to a cold, unstable airmass.
Near the Coquihalla summit and over the Allison Pass, five to 10 centimetres of snow are possible by Wednesday morning, according to Environment Canada.
Travellers are advised that roads could be slippery and they should exercise caution.
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