Metro Vancouver could see a little wet snow on Tuesday

It could be one of those days.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Metro Vancouver, warning of the possibility of wet snow inland and over high terrain on Tuesday.

An approaching Pacific frontal system will spread precipitation over the area throughout the day, and a cool air massover the coast means that rain could be mixed with snow.

However, the weather agency said not much of the white stuffis expected.

"Current snowfall accumulations, if any, will be minimal," it said.

Whistler and the Sea to Sky region, on the other hand, could see around 20 centimetres of snow, according to a weather warning. The powder is expected to start falling in the afternoon and "intensify" by nightfall.

Strong winds will also reduce visibility in blowing snow.

The eastern and central parts of Vancouver Island are also under snowfall warnings notably, the Malahat Highway could see up to 20 centimetres of snow.