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Friday Highways Report for the East Kootenay
Friday Highways Report for the East Kootenay is a snapshot to give the travelling public a glimpse of what they may be heading into or out of this weekend.
Of note, snow is forecast in varying amounts throughout the region over the next 24 hours plus.
Highway 43
Sparwood to Elkford
No conditions reported.
Highway 3
Sparwood to B.C. and Alberta Border
(Pictured above: Highway 3 east of Sparwood.)
No conditions reported.
Sparwood to Fernie
(Pictured above: Highway 3 at Hosmer.)
No conditions reported.
Fernie to Elko
(Pictured above: Highway 3 at Morrissey, west of Fernie.)
No conditions reported.
Highway 3/93
Elko to Cranbrook
(Pictured above: Highway 3 and 93 junction at Elko.)
No conditions reported.
Highway 3/95
Curzon Junction to Cranbrook
(Pictured above: Highway 3/95 near Moyie.)
No conditions reported.
Highway 93/95
Fort Steele to Canal Flats
(Pictured above: Highway 93/95 and Highway 95 A junction at Wasa.)
No conditions reported.
Canal Flats to Radium Hot Springs
(Pictured above: Highway 93/95 at Canal Flats.)
No conditions reported.
Highway 95A
Cranbrook to Kimberley
No conditions reported.
Kimberley to Wasa Junction
No conditions reported.
Highway 93
Radium Hot Springs to Alberta Border
(Pictured above: Radium Hot Springs roundabout.)
Watch for slippery sections.
Montana border to Highway 3
(Pictured above: Roosville Border Crossing.)
Watch for slippery sections.
Highway 95
Radium Hot Springs to Golden
(Pictured above: Highway 95 at Brisco.)
No conditions reported.
Curzon Junction to Kingsgate
(Pictured above: Highway 3 and 93 Curzon Junction at Yahk.)
No conditions reported.
Kootenay Pass/Highway 3 (above)
Snowfall with total amounts of 15 to 20 cm is expected through to Saturday.
PLEASE NOTE: Information contained in this report is taken from DriveBC and over the period of the day may become obsolete. Please consult DriveBC for the most up-to-date information. Or check e-KNOW’s home page to see regional highway cameras.
Lead image: Highway 3/95 at Irishman Creek. Images from DriveBC
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