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B.C.’s South Coast in the midst of a heat wave

B.C.'s South Coast in the midst of a heat wave | iNFOnews.ca
Melissa Hayden, left, enjoys stand-up paddleboarding while social distancing with Sun n’ Sup instructor Paul Mend, right, and Denise Mend. contributed

The Lower Mainland will continue to be hotter than usual this week.

Environment Canada said temperatures 5 to 10 C above seasonal in Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley, Howe Sound, Whistler, Sunshine Coast, Southern Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island through Monday and Tuesday.

"After a relatively cool start to the weekend, temperatures have been on the rise again today. The current guidance indicates that the daytime temperatures will peak in the low-thirties on Monday at locations away from the immediate coast," the national weather agency said in a weather alert.

"The ridge associated with this warm spell will start shifting inland on Tuesday afternoon, ushering the hot air into the Interior. After a slightly cooler period mid-week, the ridge is likely to rebuild from Thursday onward and herald more dry and very warm conditions."

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Kathy Michaels

Kathy Michaels

Kathy Michaels has been an Okanagan-based journalist for more than a decade, working for community papers along the valley and beyond.
She’s won provincial and national awards in business, news and feature writing and says that her love for telling a good story rivals only her fondness for turning a good phrase.
If you have a story that deserves to be told in a thoughtful and compassionate manner, don’t hesitate to reach out.
To reach Kathy call 250-718-0428 or email kmichaels@infonews.ca.

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