Flurries didn’t mark Vancouver’s first official snowfall of season, ECCC says

Vancouver flurries did not count as city's first snowfall: meteorologist

Snowflakes drifted into parts of Vancouver on Wednesday but an Environment Canada meteorologist says it was not enough to register as the city's first snowfall of the year. Tanmay Rane says a snowfall is not considered measurable unless the weather station at Vancouver International Airport records ...

Flurries didn’t mark Vancouver’s first official snowfall of season, ECCC says

Light flurries that drifted into parts of Vancouver Wednesday morning did not meet the bar for the city’s first official snowfall of the season, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Vancouver waits to see if flakes count as city’s first snowfall

VANCOUVER - Snowflakes fell in Vancouver on Wednesday but an Environment Canada meteorologist says it's too soon to know if it will be enough to register as the city's first

Vancouver finally sees dusting of snow as freezing temperatures linger in forecast

The weather forecast for Vancouver continues to be a mixed bag this week, with parts of the city finally experiencing some snow.

Vancouver waits to see if flakes count as city's first snowfall – Energeticcity.ca

VANCOUVER — Snowflakes fell in Vancouver on Wednesday but an Environment Canada meteorologist says it’s too soon to know if it will be enough to register as the city’s first snowfall of the winter. Colin Fong says flurries have been spotted across the city on-and-off but it won’t officially register unless the observer at the weather station at Vancouver International Airport records at least one centimetre on the ground. Vancouver has been wait…

Vancouver just had the shortest snowfall and it was magical

Vancouver, you’ll want to look out your window right around now. Just when we thought the city might have a snow-less winter, things have turned around. Across Vancouver, a flurry of activity (pun intended) has given way to proper snowfall (it did for a little while, at least). And yes, some of it is sticking! According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, the forecast for Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, only saw a 30 per cent chance of wet flurr…