Rare April Snow Thundersnow Possible Across B.C. S South Coast Tuesday

Not only could the area see snow on Tuesday, but also lightning, which is a storm that produces snow instead of rain. The last time Vancouver recorded measurable snowfall in April was in 2008, and since records began in 1937, it has snowed in April in just 10 of those years. A cold, unstable gas mass has been in the area for several days. Temperatures on Tuesday will be six to eight degrees below average for this time of year. In addition, a low pressure center will cross the outskirts of Vancouver Island and act as a trigger for transportation, causing either thunderstorms or severe thunderstorms. Trending Stories

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These strong storms will bring stormy winds, lightning, rain and hail to most parts of the south coast. Several inches of snow could also fall in a short time in a local area. The story goes on under the ad Particularly variable snow is forecast for the southern coasts on Tuesday. World BC The best chance of seeing snow will be at higher altitudes and in the Northeast Vancouver Subway, where it is likely to be zero to five inches. The interior of the island and along the east coast from Comox to the Campbell River could be seen five to 10 inches by Wednesday morning. Due to the nature of the transport, the rainfall will be very variable from site to site, so residents are required to be prepared for anything. © 2022 Corus Entertainment

title: “Rare April Snow Thundersnow Possible Across B.C. S South Coast Tuesday " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-05” author: “Sabrina Simmons”

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