'Basically, the weekend is looking wet,' says a meteorologist.
Environment Canada meteorologist Chris Doyle says a low-pressure system from the southwest will bring plenty of moisture and wind to the Lower Mainland from Friday, Feb. 21 through Monday.
"The chances of precipitation drop off Tuesday. The worst of it will have passed and then we have high-pressure building over the coast," he notes. Metro Vancouver weather forecast includes a warmer end to February The ridge of high pressure is building over Washington and Oregon rather than from the north, meaning Metro Vancouver won't experience cooling temperatures after the storm clears. Instead, warmer-than-average weather is expected through March 1. Earlier this February, a ridge of high pressure from the north held a cold Artic air mass over the region for weeks.
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