BC Heat Wave, Cold Front, Snow: Weather Whiplash

0:00British Columbia Spring kicked off with a heat wave, smashing or tying daily temperature records in four communities on Sunday, April 5. Places like trail hit 23 degrees Celsius, topping a 58-year-old mark from 1966, while Squamish reached 24 degrees. Now a cold front's rolling in, an environment candidate dropped a special weather statement for Metro Vancouver, south-eastern Vancouver Island from, greater Victoria to Nanaimo and the southern Gulf Islands. Strong winds could gust up to 70 kilometers per hour starting Monday afternoon, right through Tuesday morning, so brace for potential power, outages, and messy travel. BC Ferries is already warning of more cancellations, coming off a chaotic long weekend packed with sailings. Meanwhile, snowfall warnings hit the north and south-piece regions, expecting 10-20 centimeters from Monday night into Tuesday morning talk about weather whiplash, so keep an eye on updates and stay safe out there.

1:00From your city, powered by AI, this is Vancouver News today. I'm Corey with The Story.