iN PHOTOS: A snowy farewell to winter in Okanagan, Kamloops
The first day of spring is around the corner and winter is coming to an end in Kamloops and the Okanagan, and while our cities didn’t get a lot of the white stuff this year, a few snowfalls were captured on cameras over the past few months.
Snow gives a much different look to our landscapes and downtown centres, making the city lights appear brighter and adding calming moods.
In this collection are some of the most captivating photographs of this past winter that showcase the beauty of our region and city centres.
Downtown Kelowna is pictured during a snowfall in February. iNFOnews.ca/ Alfredo Vazquez
iNFOnews.ca is looking for early springtime photographs conveying new beginnings and cheerful blooms to be published in a late March collection.
Submission deadline is March 28, please send photos to news@infonews.ca.
The iconic SS Sicamous in Penticton is covered in falling snow in February. iNFOnews.ca/ Blanca Cristina Pacheco
Light snow falls on Gibraltar Rock in Paul Lake in November, 2024. iNFOnews.ca/ Doug Giles
The Kelowna waterfront is washed in white in a February snowfall. iNFOnews.ca/ Brenda Kerr Gooder
A CP train winds its way out of Kamloops through a snowy landscape in February. iNFOnews.ca/ Steven Gillingham
Wet February snow lies along the Penticton lakeshore. iNFOnews.ca/ Blanca Cristina Pacheco
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