At least 1 Metro Vancouver school cancelled classes due to weather Friday

VANCOUVER -- With a Pacific storm heading to Metro Vancouver, at least one school in Metro Vancouver opted to cancel some classes on Friday.

Trinity Western University cancelled morning classes at its Langley campus because of weather conditions. Just after 10 a.m., the university announced the rest of the day's classes would be in session as normal starting at noon.

Weather Condition Alert: Langley classes (starting at 12:00 p.m.) will run as scheduled. - Last updated at 10:15 a.m., Friday Jan. 17th, 2020

— Trinity Western University (@TrinityWestern) January 17, 2020

On Friday morning, a special weather statement was issued for Metro Vancouver saying another Pacific storm is on the way and is expected to bring "a mix of winter weather." 

But for some parts of the region, the morning brought clear blue skies. According to Environment Canada, the temperature at Vancouver International Airport was measured at -4 C but felt like -8 C with wind chill. 

Earlier this week, dozens of schools had snow days and Wednesday saw every public school district in Metro Vancouver cancel class. 

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  Metro Vancouver residents shoveling snow on Jan. 13, 2020.