❄️ A cold and snowy winter is on the way to Metro Vancouver! ❄️
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The cool Pacific air is starting to show itself and the signs point to a real and adventurous winter! Forecasts say that the winter of 2025-2026 will be colder than usual for the Lower Mainland and heavier precipitation ⛷️🏔️
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The La Niña phenomenon has reactivated; meaning the temperature in the central Pacific Ocean has dropped below normal and the result for Vancouver is clear: more rain, colder weather and extraordinary snow on the slopes of Cypress, Groves and Mount Seymour! 🤩
According to the weather center, these conditions are likely to continue until February 2026.
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November this year is starting off with a mix of intermittent storms, patchy sunshine and slightly above average rainfall, but as we get closer to December, La Nina is getting stronger and winter is really starting to show 🌨️🔥
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When the cold hits, the trails are covered in white and the city is once again transformed into a true winter wonderland! 🌬️✨
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📌 Ready for an adventurous winter in the Vancouver mountains? 🎒🧣