As we move deeper into the holiday season, many begin to consider if this will be one of those years when our rainy corner of Canada gets a white Christmas.
Don’t get your hopes up, according to forecasts from both Environment Canada and the Weather Network, which call for a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 3 C on Dec. 25.
But there’s still a chance Tri-City residents will get a glimpse of some of the white stuff beforehand. After a mixed-bag of cloud, showers and sun over the weekend and into Monday, the weather services predict a chance of flurries from the evening of Dec. 23 into the early morning hours of Christmas Eve. That’s when temperatures have the best chance of dipping below zero and transforming a 70% chance of rain into snow.
