Snow fell In parts of British Columbia on Monday, November 18, ahead of a forecast “bomb cyclone” which was set to bring strong winds to the area from Tuesday.This footage was captured in Port Moody by Justin Long, who said that “huge snowflakes” were falling.The Vancouver Sun, citing Environment Canada, said a “bomb cyclone” was expected to bring powerful wind gusts to most of Vancouver Island and the BC coast, with “hurricane-force gusts” of up to 120 km/h predicted.Environment Canada said that a “significant fall storm” was set to impact the BC coast beginning on Tuesday, bringing “very windy conditions”. The department urged residents to be prepared for power outages and downed trees. Credit: Justin Long via Storyful