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Melting snow doesn’t mean winter is over yet in Okanagan, Kamloops
Despite the recent mild temperatures, don’t count winter out in the Okanagan or Kamloops. “For…
Hummingbird helpers in southern B.C. having tough week thanks to frigid weather
Hummingbirds can live year-round in the Okanagan but only near committed bird-loving homeowners – and…
Mobile sauna service expands to South Okanagan
A mobile sauna company from the Kootenays is hoping customers will warm up to their…
Kamloops, Okanagan could warm up to 21 C by Wednesday
There is a hint of the summer to come in this week’s forecast for Kamloops…
So long, snow: Spring-like temperatures ahead for Kamloops, Okanagan this weekend
Temperatures are on the rise in Kamloops and the Okanagan just in time for the…
Come in from the cold: Okanagan and Kamloops people open homes to others in need
With the bitter cold that hit B.C. Interior cities, shelters amped up their services and…
December 2018 second warmest on record in Kelowna
KELOWNA – This past December's average temperature in Kelowna was two degrees warmer than usual,…
Warmest November on record for Kamloops since 1968
KAMLOOPS – It was the warmest November in Kamloops on record since 1968. The city…
November in the Okanagan was the warmest on record
OKANAGAN – Kelowna, Vernon and Kamloops all broke records for the warmest November and it…
How’s the weather? Kamloops leads the nation in this hot statistic
KAMLOOPS – If it felt hot in Kamloops during the spring and summer, it was.…
Have you noticed that buzzing sound in the Okanagan?
VERNON – It looks like spring in the Okanagan, and it sounds like it too.…
Warm and wet weekend ahead for the Okanagan
OKANAGAN - While high winds, heavy rain and record temperatures are battering coastal cities, the Okanagan can expect temperatures just above normal and rain during at least part of this weekend. Environment Canada is calling for temperatures to hit between 3 Celsius and 6 C this weekend before climbing to a high of 8 C...
Hot weather ahead for the Thompson-Okanagan
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Dig out your sunscreen and your flip-flops because B.C.’s Interior is in for some unseasonably hot weather over the coming week. Although the average temperature for the region is in the low 20s from Kamloops all the way south to Penticton, residents can look forward to highs of 29 C with only occasional...