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For B.C.'s Interior, Environment Canada is forecasting heavy snow, up to 15 cm, the Rogers Pass section of the Trans-Canada Highway.

Environment Canada is projecting not only high winds along the North Coast, but also snowfall for many parts of the province, including the South Coast.

WEATHER - The NetNewsLedger Weather Desk is reporting on a Snowfall Warning for Deer Lake, Sandy Lake and Weagamow Lake

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the City of Calgary and surrounding Rocky View County.

Throughout the Okanagan, snow fell overnight in the valley bottom during the region’s first snowfall of the season. Police are asking drivers 'to take their time and slow down.'

A low pressure system moving out of the northeastern United States and passing along the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia is likely to bring parts of the Maritimes the first heavy snowfall for December on Monday.

Residents and Travellers Advised to Prepare for Heavy Snowfall Tonight RED LAKE - WEATHER - A Snowfall Warning has been activated by the Weather Office for the regions of Red Lake, Ear Falls, Perreault Falls, and areas along Highway 105. The warning entails significant snowfall slated to occur this evening through to overnight. Hazard Details

Anticipated Heavy Snowfall from Evening to Overnight SIOUX LOOKOUT - WEATHER - The Weather Office has activated a Snowfall Warning for the Sioux Lookout and Savant Lake areas. Significant snowfall is expected to commence this evening, persisting through the overnight hours. Hazard Details Snowfall Accumulation: Projections indicate an accumulation near 15 cm. Visibility: Expect reduced

Snowfall Alert for Webequie Webequie - Weather - The Weather Warning, a Snowfall Warning, signifies the arrival of autumn's first significant snowfall in Webequie First Nation, with snow accumulations of 10 to 20 cm possible. Snowfall rates could peak at 2 to 3 cm per hour. Timing of Snowfall: The snow, occasionally heavy, is set

Vermilion Bay and Dryden - WEATHER - The first significant snowfall of the season is unfolding today, with snow accumulations of 10 to 20 cm expected. Peak snowfall rates could hit 2 to 4 cm per hour. A Snowfall Warning is in effect, issued by the Weather Office at 5:08 a.m. EST. Snowfall Timeline: The