Weather

Saturday, March 22, 2008; 3:00 PM
FORECAST FOR THE CALLAGHAN VALLEY ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 15:00 FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY


SYNOPSIS..A WELL ORGANIZED FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL MOVE OVER THE AREA
TONIGHT. SNOW IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN NEAR MIDNIGHT AND TAPER TO FLURRIES SUNDAY MORNING AS THE FRONT PASSES. FLURRIES WILL RE-INTENSIFY SUNDAY EVENING AS A TRAILING DISTURBANCE CROSSES OVER THE REGION.

CALLAGHAN VALLEY

TONIGHT ..CLOUDY. SNOW AT TIMES HEAVY BEGINNING NEAR MIDNIGHT.
SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION 15 TO 20 CM. WIND NORTHWEST 2 TO 3 M/S SHIFTING TO SOUTHEAST 2 TO 3 WITH GUSTS 5 OVERNIGHT. LOW MINUS 1.


SUNDAY. SNOW AT TIMES HEAVY TAPERING TO FLURRIES IN THE MORNING.
SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION 5 TO 10 CM. WIND SOUTHEAST 2 TO 3 M/S WITH GUSTS TO 6 IN THE MORNING. HIGH PLUS 2.


SUNDAY NIGHT..FLURRIES. SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION 4 TO 8 CM. WIND SOUTHEAST
2 TO 3 M/S DIMINISHING TO LIGHT OVERNIGHT. LOW MINUS 2.

Spot Forecast: Saturday, March 22, 2008

Updated at 16:00, March 22.
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