A winter storm watch is in place for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley as snow, freezing rain and strong winds are expected over the weekend. https://t.co/IGfhnWPzPo

— CTV News Vancouver (@CTVVancouver) December 31, 2021

Vancouver Weather: Cold and clear for New Year's Eve, more snow to ring in 2022 https://t.co/ghIxm4Mniv

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) December 31, 2021

Snow set to return to Metro Vancouver to start off 2022 https://t.co/erM3rSm5Kt

— Marti Cal 🇨🇦🇮🇹 (@MartiTrader) December 31, 2021

What started out as a rare yet beautiful snow day in Vancouver, a walk and snow ball fight with the girls, ended in this. Distal fibula fracture. Boots for 6+ weeks and crutches. Welcome 2022! pic.twitter.com/ERl71V51XO

— Gaya Murthy RD CDE MSc (She/Her/Hers) (@MurthiGaya) December 31, 2021

@seannajefferson That Vancouver snow that you were sledding in? Literally made national news. https://t.co/71SNqq78Mw

— Electronic Jordan (@ElectronsJordan) December 31, 2021

Heavy snow blanketed B.C.'s South Coast overnight, leading to plenty of slick roads, transit delays and even car crashes across Metro Vancouver. But as @jonvhernandez reports, the cold didn't stop many people from embracing the weather. pic.twitter.com/GvqdmNzIIf

— CBC British Columbia (@cbcnewsbc) December 31, 2021

I realize the futility of this observation, but, let me be curmudgeony.

If you’re a person that says, “We only get one week of snow in Vancouver so why should I buy snow tires?” Just don’t drive from November to April.

Because, this is every 4th stupid car in EastVan right now: pic.twitter.com/pwXsaki7NI

— Todd Smith (@toddsmithdesign) December 31, 2021