VANCOUVER -- With lows around the freezing mark, Vancouver may see some snow this weekend.
Environment Canada's seven-day forecast suggests snow and flurries are possible between Saturday and Monday.
The weather agency predicts the overnight lows will dip down overnight to -2 C by Friday, though skies are expected to be clear that day.
But on Saturday, the clouds will move in, and forecasters suggest there could be snow as the low falls to 0 overnight.
Snow and rain are possible continuing into Sunday and Monday. The high is expected to reach 4 C all three days, but overnight lows are between 0 and -1 C, according to the forecast.
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It's unlikely the snow will stick around during the day as the temperature warms up.
The average low for this time of year is 0.5, but Vancouver saw a record broken on Jan. 20, 1962, when the mercury plummeted to -12.8.
