iN PHOTOS: Drastic change in weather turns snow to slush in Okanagan

No these photos weren't taken last spring. They're from this past weekend as rain and gloom engulfed the Okanagan valley.

Kelowna and West Kelowna were buried in over 15 centimetres of fresh snow just last week, but the warm temperatures and accompanying rain over the weekend changed that in drastic fashion.

In some places grass can be seen peeking through the melting snow and slush.

If you snapped some interesting photos in the big melt, send them to iNFOnews.ca via email at news@infonews.ca.

View from Gallagher’s Canyon Golf Club Gabrielle Adams

Orchard in East Kelowna Gabrielle Adams

Rhapsody Gabrielle Adams

Mission Hill Family Estate Winery Gabrielle Adams

View from the McCulloch lookout Gabrielle Adams

Layercake Mountain Gabrielle Adams

Tugboat Beach Gabrielle Adams

Paramount Theatre Gabrielle Adams


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Gabrielle Adams

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