Vancouver To Receive "Above-Normal Snowfall In Winter 2011

Vancouver will be hit with "above-normal snowfall" in winter 2010 / 2011

Source: http://www.almanac.com/weather/longrange/region/ca/5

OCTOBER 2010: temperature 10.5°C (1.5°C above avg.); precipitation 110mm (10mm above avg.); Oct 1-5: Rain, then sunny, cool; Oct 6-10: Rain, cool; Oct 11-15: Rain, turning warmer; snow to rain northeast; Oct 16-20: Sunny, warm; Oct 21-23: Rain coast, showers inland; warm; Oct 24-28: Sunny, then rain, mild; Oct 29-31: Showers coast, flurries inland.

NOVEMBER 2010: temperature 6 °C (1 °C above avg.); precipitation 135mm (10mm above avg. east, 40mm below west); Nov 1-4: Rainy periods, snow northeast; mild; Nov 5-9: Sunny, then heavy rain, seasonable; Nov 10-15: Occasional rain and drizzle, mild; Nov 16-20: Rainy periods coast, snow inland; cold; Nov 21-24: Showers, mild; Nov 25-30: Rainy, windy coast; rain and snow showers inland; mild.

Annual Weather Summary: November 2010 to October 2011

Winter temperatures will be a bit below normal, on average, with below-normal precipitation and above-normal snowfall. The coldest temperatures will occur in mid- and late December, mid-January, and early and mid-February, with the heaviest snowfalls in mid- and late December and late February.

April and May will be cooler and drier than normal in most of the region, although precipitation in the northeast will be above normal due to an early April snowstorm.

Summer will be cooler than normal, with the hottest temperatures in early July and early and late August. Rainfall will be above normal in the north and near normal in the south.

September and October will be warmer than normal, with precipitation above normal near the coast and near normal inland.

Temperature and Precipitation November 2010 to October 2011