Residents in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, should prepare for snow and difficult travel conditions on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Environment Canada issued a special weather statement warning that a cold and unstable air mass is bringing a risk of snow down to sea level across the region.
Forecasters expect between 2 cm and 4 cm of snow for areas at sea level. Some locations on higher terrain could see up to 5 cm of accumulation throughout the day.
The weather agency warns that the snow will likely impact the Tuesday morning and afternoon commutes. Drivers should watch for a sudden reduction in visibility during heavy flurries and expect challenging road conditions.
Because the air mass is unstable, the amount of snow can change quickly over short distances. Commuters are encouraged to allow for extra travel time to reach their destinations safely while these conditions persist.
