MoTH and Environment Canada improve traveller safety - November 10 Just in time for the winter season, a new service will allow travelers to make informed decisions about weather and changing road conditions before setting off on their journey. This information will allow motorists to plan their route or adjust travel plans to avoid driving in questionable weather or road conditions. High elevation forecasts for highways in most major mountain passes during the main snowfall season from November 1 to April 30. Environment Canada Doppler radar imagery for the Lower Mainland, the Victoria Weather Radar, and others as they become available. These radar scans are useful for people who wish to know where precipitation is currently falling.
Camera views from around the province to check current conditions.
Weather satellite images for the province. Canadian Lightning Detection Network data throughout the province. Direct links to similar Web sites in other jurisdictions such as the Yukon, Alberta, and the northwestern US states Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. A recorded weather line is also available by calling 374-3661. Radio broadcasts will be expanded into the Fraser Valley over the next several months to provide a comprehensive service for major routes between the Lower Mainland and B.C. interior.