Snow levels in British Columbia are well below normal levels, averaging 56 per cent of its usual marks as of Jan. 1.
A year ago, the Jan. 1 results showed snow levels at 82 per cent of normal levels.
From October to December, temperatures were above normal and precipitation levels were well below normal in much of the province, according to data in the Snow Survey and Water Supply Bulletin.
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