B.C. weather: 8 more daily records set on Tuesday
From Comox to Squamish to Yoho National Park, eight areas in B.C. set new daily high temperatures as a ridge of high pressure brought the province more sunshine on Tuesday.
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From Comox to Squamish to Yoho National Park, eight areas in B.C. set new daily high temperatures as a ridge of high pressure brought the province more sunshine on Tuesday.
The BC River Forecast Centre put the Southern Interior on flood watch Tuesday as sunny conditions, warm temperatures and high freezing levels lead to increased water levels.
Alberta is once again in drought conditions, with the hot dry weather prompting fire bans, advisories and restrictions across Alberta.
A strong upper ridge will build across B.C. on Thursday and into the weekend. As a result, snowmelt rates for mid-level snowpacks are expected to rise sharply.
“Chilly and unsettled” conditions are expected for southern Ontario though next week. But there is some hope for a possible return of summer-like weather relatively soon.