Okanagan’s 1st significant snowfall comes in the late abnormally – Oganagan

Monday morning snowfalls and tinctures were thrown into dust Kova ou liBC Many of them were used for the first time this winter.

When asked how much Leath Handley, who lives in Kelovna, said, “Nothing is nothing,” Dew He has done this season.

Deficiency Dew Below is the accumulation in Oganagan’s valley Winter Many people have left the bit on the bit.

“We have done at least four or five driveway today,” said Owen, eight -year -old.

On Sunday morning, the snow began to come across the Oganagan, and the day and night fell.

In the work under Kelovna, it was measured about nine cm, depending on the height, almost 12 cm in other surroundings.

However, this is not much about the size of the snow, but the time of the first significant snowfall of the winter valley.

“In December and January we usually see our first significant snow,” said Global News Meteorologist Peter Queenlan. “February course is a little late. We’re at the end of the winter’s tail in Oghanagan.”

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Delayed snow removal team and equipment, including 22 plow trucks and four -grade students.

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Kirt Bose, the city’s infrastructure operating manager, said that the maximum number of Global News team was working all night, and the city’s infrastructure operating manager would go to zero on Monday and then to the Overnight frost, and the roads were working all night before the sand and salt -laying journey on Tuesday morning.

As for children, the time of snowfall cannot be better.

It fell on a non -school day on a provincial legal vacation.

“I think this is so funny. We are going to the Sliding, we are building a snowman,” said Gaylin. “I am waiting all year year.”

Many children used the same and significant snowfall of the season.

“We will play in the snow because we are waiting for the year,” said Ivan, a 12 -year -old.

Patrick Magnusan, like some other parents, used a new snow by slinging on the local mountain with his three children.

“We will experience it when it lasts,” said Maagnusan. “The spring will be here soon.”

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The largest Canadian flag painted in the snow in Oganagan Lake

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