Vancouver is about to experience a real cold Winter for the first time in years..https://t.co/j4O4u4kxxs

— Bill Stewart (@bill_bookersbay) February 9, 2021

Brr! Vancouver forecast calls for chance of flurries and frigid low of -12°C#Vancouver#coldhttps://t.co/y1x2scxVhU pic.twitter.com/6mS0miEr6q

— Vancouver Is Awesome (@VIAwesome) February 8, 2021

Does this count as #VikingBiking? 😆😆😆 pic.twitter.com/AZZj6Y8GYi

— Lisa Corriveau (@spokesmama) February 8, 2021

Lauren says it’s never too cold to go outside if you’re dressed right... I sort of disagree! pic.twitter.com/jHo38kJbyI

— Jill Robertson (@_jillrobertson) February 8, 2021

It was a slippery commute for some drivers on Monday morning after isolated flurries covered parts of the Tri-Cities with snow, kicking off what is expected to be an unusually cold week in Metro Vancouver.​ https://t.co/fsS3IbgnqM

— CTV News Vancouver (@CTVVancouver) February 9, 2021

A BC Woman Died Of 'Extreme Cold' Exposure On The Way Home From her Neighbour's In -42 C https://t.co/l5xCaoCSdD #Canada #BritishColumbia

— Narcity Canada (@NarcityCanada) February 9, 2021

Has it frozen your nostrils together yet? Growing up in prairie Canada, this was my ultimate "is it truly cold?" test. pic.twitter.com/N9NTEARb72

— Kim(berly) "Cover Your Beak" Dohms, PhD (@Kimbirdly_PhD) February 9, 2021

It’s cold here at the mo but I’ll never complain again after this. It took me 4 days to get close to being warm after going to Niagra Falls. @Canada 🇨🇦
I was absolutely frozen. 🥶 pic.twitter.com/2ktfGTj6wZ

— @OfficialTracieBennett (@OfficialTracieB) February 9, 2021

Cherry blossoms pop-up in #Vancouver's Stanley Park https://t.co/dyqLjh8i7S

— John Lee (@johnleewriter) February 9, 2021

Akebono Cherry Blossoms in QE Park:https://t.co/dog0OGUoMq#QEPark #Vancouver #cherryblossoms

— Michael Russell (@mrussellphoto) February 6, 2021

Vancouver, BC, Groundhog Day:
Cherry blossoms picked from a neighbourhood tree yesterday morning . . . pic.twitter.com/lngckxqQBW

— Tahiti Trot (@TrotskyTrotter) February 3, 2021

Spring is on the way. 🙌🌷☀️
Tell us your favourite place to spot spring blooms in Vancouver!

📷 @ParkBoard pic.twitter.com/Ss8KHj4S52

— Tourism Vancouver (@MyVancouver) February 3, 2021

Snowdrops, small white flowers which bloom in late winter or early spring, are a symbol of hope, warm weather and the season of rebirth to come. 🌱

📸: Today in Metro Vancouver, B.C. Canada 🍁

Poem: Snowdrops
by Louise Gluck. 💕 pic.twitter.com/AbDDzyOLZR

— Linda (@LindaPeters64) February 9, 2021

Vancouver is in full bloom! Explore more of Vancouver's Cherry Blossoms from where-ever you are right now: https://t.co/ktNF69KHFa

#VirtuallyVancouver
📷 @backkups/IG pic.twitter.com/kuRdxa8F3Y

— Tourism Vancouver (@MyVancouver) April 16, 2020