Argo Road Maintenance: Crews prepare to clear roads amid snowy forecast
Argo Road Maintenance is is urging drivers in the South Peace to check the road conditions as snow is forecast in March 2025.
DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — The company responsible for maintaining provincial roads in the South Peace is urging residents to check their local weather forecasts and road conditions as snow starts falling again this week.
According to Environment Canada’s website, several centimetres of snowfall is expected across much of the Peace region, beginning with flurries on Tuesday, March 11th and continuing into Thursday, March 13th.
Argo Road Maintenance says the South Peace is expected to receive eight to 10 centimetres of snowfall during that timeframe.
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“Environment Canada has not forecasted significant amounts of snow and there is no ‘storm warning,’” a message from the company reads, “but we wanted to remind everyone, if you are travelling in the Peace this week, to check the weather forecast and DriveBC as this storm progresses.”
The company says crews are prepared to begin snow clearing in all areas and is reminding residents to maintain a safe distance from plow trucks and graders.
Energeticcity.ca contacted Dawson Road Maintenance – the company responsible for maintaining provincial roads in the North Peace – requesting a statement regarding the forecasted snowfall.
The company shared the forecast on social media but did not immediately respond to our request for comment.
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