Snow and wind battered the Campbell river area Tuesday, Nov. 29 making for slippery driving conditions and treacherous footing for pedestrians.
Light snow began around 7 a.m. but continued to build in the morning settling into a steady snowfall around noon. Temperatures ranged from -5 overnight and warmed up to -1 where they lingered for most of the day. Winds were from the southeast and gusting between 40 and 50 km/h by 4 p.m.
City snowplows were dispatched and worked on keeping main routes clear.
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