Vancouver could have coldest February on record

By

Posted February 26, 2019 8:25 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – This may go down as the coldest February on record in Metro Vancouver.

Despite the recent sunshine, the unofficial average temperature has been 0.3 degrees Celsius, and we’re days away from beating the last record set in 1989.

We also saw an average of ten snow days with around 31 cm of total snowfall this month, and there may be a little more coming before March.

Keep it Factual
Add CityNews Vancouver as a trusted source on Google to see more local stories from us.
Add as a preferred source on Google
Submit a Correction
Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

Highway 99 shut down after tractor-trailer strikes overpass; police seek video footage

Highway 99 has been shut down due to a strike on the Lander Truck Road overpass Wednesday morning.

8h ago

Accessibility gaps remain 40 years after historic tour, says Rick Hansen

In 1985, Canadian athlete and activist Rick Hansen embarked on a historic world tour, wheeling more than 40,000 kilometres across 34 countries to promote inclusion and tackle barriers for people with disabilities.

3h ago

Professor changed policies after Galloway accuser's incomplete thesis accepted

A University of B.C. creative writing professor says she personally wrote policies about masters thesis completions after she regretfully signed off on the incomplete thesis for the student who accused author Steven Galloway of sexual assault.

4h ago

RCMP seeking 3 people in connection with kidnapping in West Kelowna

The West Kelowna RCMP are seeking help from the public in finding three people who are wanted for a kidnapping and aggravated assault.

5h ago

Top Stories

Highway 99 shut down after tractor-trailer strikes overpass; police seek video footage

Highway 99 has been shut down due to a strike on the Lander Truck Road overpass Wednesday morning.

8h ago

Accessibility gaps remain 40 years after historic tour, says Rick Hansen

In 1985, Canadian athlete and activist Rick Hansen embarked on a historic world tour, wheeling more than 40,000 kilometres across 34 countries to promote inclusion and tackle barriers for people with disabilities.

3h ago

Professor changed policies after Galloway accuser's incomplete thesis accepted

A University of B.C. creative writing professor says she personally wrote policies about masters thesis completions after she regretfully signed off on the incomplete thesis for the student who accused author Steven Galloway of sexual assault.

4h ago

RCMP seeking 3 people in connection with kidnapping in West Kelowna

The West Kelowna RCMP are seeking help from the public in finding three people who are wanted for a kidnapping and aggravated assault.

5h ago

Most Watched Today

1:43
Great Blue Heron survives plane collision, released back into the wild

A Great Blue Heron is back in the wild after colliding with an aircraft at Vancouver International Airport. Despite suffering an eye and leg injury, the bird made a remarkable recovery and was released just seven days later. Joe Sadowski reports.

3h ago

2:15
Canadians, Americans adjusting to new time zones

British Columbia has permanently adopted year-round daylight saving time - unlike our neighbour to the South. Our Angela Bower went to Point Roberts in Washington State to see how a local business is managing the time change.

3h ago

2:04
Pros and cons of Conservative plans to repeal housing bills

The new Conservative government wants to scrap certain NDP housing legislation, specifically Bills 43 and 44. Doing so would eliminate housing targets imposed on municipalities. Marija Robinson reports.

3h ago

1:00
Motorcade escorts body of B.C. soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire

More than two weeks after four soldiers died in a fast-growing fire during a training exercise at a military base in Alberta, the body of Private Aidan Goulding was flown back to Vancouver. Cecilia Hua has more from the police motorcade.

3h ago

2:45
Mother and daughter found dead near Bella Coola after suspected grizzly attack

The search for a mother and daughter along B.C.’s Central Coast has ended in tragedy. The pair have been found dead – with Conservation Officers suspected they suffered an attack by a grizzly bear. Jack Rabb has the details.

3h ago

More Videos