
Shortly after 3 p.m. Thursday, Environment Canada posted to Twitter saying there was a "cool airmass" bringing snow to the area.
"Showers/flurries will end this evening," the tweet added.
On Wednesday, Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for the area saying there was "unseasonable snowfall." The special weather statement ended that afternoon and another has not been issued since.
On Tuesday, forecasters warned of thunderstorms in the area, and that hail was possible closer to the Alberta border.



Comment: The earlier event: Snow falls on a major British Columbia highway in June
Short video of the first fall: