Chance of thunderstorms in the forecast across the region starting Thursday
Environment Canada posted an air quality statement on Saturday afternoon
Temperatures expected to peak from Wednesday to Friday
The city has seven publically accessible water stations and two dog park taps
The UV index is very high Monday, July 11
‘We’re not out of the woods yet. There’s another storm coming on Thursday,’ says Doug Lundquist
The storm is expected to last throughout the day
Daytime highs were well above average June 25 and 26, but nowhere near those seen last year
Daytime highs to hit low-to-mid 30s in Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley, North Coast
The warmer weather will start Saturday and run into next week
Temperatures expected to reach mid 30Cs in much of the province by Sunday
‘Any snow that is left will melt fast,’ says Doug Lundquist
Wet weather is expected over the next few days
June 3 was the wettest day with 18.3mm falling in Kelowna, 14.2mm in Vernon
It could be a ‘concerning’ wildfire season if June sees lack of precipitation, says Doug Lundquist
Temperatures in the Okanagan are expected to remain ‘seasonal’ throughout the week
Flurries are expected at elevation through the mountain passes
