Sick of the heat already? You just have to wait one more day for relief.
Monday is the last day of Metro Vancouver’s hot stretch, and temperatures are forecast to drop by Tuesday, when 23Ā°C and thundershowers are expected.
The region is still under a heat warning as a strong high-pressure ridge brings temperatures as high as 34Ā°C inland.
But temperatures are forecast to drop by about 10Ā°C as cooler marine air moves in from the Pacific on Tuesday, according to Environment Canada.
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The more mild temperatures are forecast to stick around for the Canada Day long weekend, with highs of 22Ā°C to 24Ā°C forecast through Sunday.
The Weather Network says thunderstorms may interrupt outdoor plans in the latter half of the weekend.
But before that, British Columbians can expect sun and seasonal (or slightly warmer than seasonal) temperatures.