Greater Victoria — and elsewhere on Vancouver Island — woke up to a dusting of snow Thursday morning.
The wintery white stuff first began appearing on driveways and lawns throughout the region late last night into the early morning hours as temperatures dipped below freezing.
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— Shawn McKean (@shawnmckean) February 24, 2022
A small dusting of snow in Victoria. pic.twitter.com/iOnYaOKnSa
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A dusting of snow last night served as a beautiful canvas for Sidney's daily sunrise spectacle. pic.twitter.com/fqshysoXEi
— Town of Sidney (@townofsidneybc) February 24, 2022
Environment Canada had called for a chance of light snow Wednesday and 60 per cent of flurries on Thursday morning.
Snow is not in the forecast for tonight but the weather agency says it will drop to a low of -4 C in Victoria, with a wind chill making it feel like -6 C.
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