Richmond's snowfall warning ended Wednesday morning, after days of winter weather brought hectic traffic, transit delays and school closures.
04:54 EnvCanada ended warning #Snowfall #Richmond #BCStorm https://t.co/HPRcgsRnNq
— Richmond (@ECAlertBC96) February 13, 2019
Richmond was blanketed by snow on Sunday, with flurries continuing through Monday and Tuesday. The City of Richmond was out overnight clearing and salting priority roads for the Wednesday morning commute.
Currently we have all #RichmondBC trucks concentrating on 1st & 2nd priority routes as snowfall continues to come in waves. Vehicles & equipment are also out clearing/salting fire halls & comm centre lots. Crews will work through night to prepare for morning commute.#BCStorm pic.twitter.com/lnBD2evn5G
— Richmond, BC Alerts (@RichmondBCAlert) February 13, 2019
While the snowfall warning has ended, flurries may still be expected throughout Wednesday, with some wet flurries on Thursday and Friday.
Richmond residents and business owners are reminded to keep sidewalks clear. Drivers are also reminded to clear off their cars completely to avoid a fine.
For safety's sake, please take a few moments and clear all of your windows of snow. pic.twitter.com/4w5KwdtT48
— Richmond RCMP (@RichmondRCMP) February 11, 2019
