BC Government says the snowpack levels vary to a great degree based on reading for February 1st.

Okanagan Kettle region 88%

Highest NW Laird at 174%

Lowest Vancouver Island 28% of normal snow pack

By  early February,  about two-thirds of the annual BC snowpack has  accumulated. Conditions in the Upper Fraser and Liard (>130% of normal)  indicate the potential for increased seasonal flood risk.

In  the south-west (Vancouver Island, South Coast, Lower Fraser, Skagit) the low  snow packs indicate that we can expect below normal seasonal runoff during the  spring melt. Given the time of year, it will require significant wet weather  over the next 2-3 months to recover the snow pack to normal levels. While lower  spring runoff can be expected, spring and summer weather conditions will be the  key factor in determining whether or not drought and low flows will occur this  summer.