麻豆传媒映画woke up Sunday to a (predicted) winter wonderland, with snow-covered streets, fallen trees and pockets of power outages.
The sunny Sunday morning was majestic for many in the city who got to take in the shimmering scene without having to worry about a commute or work. But for hundreds across the city and metro area, the snow was a bit more problematic since many side streets hadn't been plowed yet.
As of 11:30 a.m., B.C. Hydro was still showing at inside the city, while Metro 麻豆传媒映画contended with more than two dozen. The largest in the city affected 519 customers, according to BC Hydro.
As the snow fell overnight, some locals decided to venture out while it was dark out to catch the falling snow as it blanketed the city.
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While many may have been frustrated by how their Sunday started, others took advantage of the sparkling streets since it's not everyday 麻豆传媒映画gets fresh snow and a sunny morning.
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— España Rugby (@ferugby)
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Waking up to snow is a special feeling.
— Sharad Mohan (@sharadmohan)
The snow story in BC’s Lower Mainland will be different from community to community or even neighborhood to neighborhood. In my part of Vancouver, it’s actually quite beautiful this morning. Hope everyone is staying safe.
— Ian Hanomansing (@ianhanomansing)
Sunday morning in following an uncommon late February snow.
— Michael Bentley (@MPBentley)
Beautiful morning to fly into Vancouver, BC. Even got a rare but brief Brockton Spectre Glory out of it!
— Brad Atchison (@Brad604)
Ranger Station, Stanley Park.
— City Trail Wander (@CityTrailWander)
Not everyone is enjoying the day, though.
This is it, I think I've captured "winter driving in Vancouver" in a single photo
— Mihai Cirstea (@Mihai_Cirstea_)
