While super hot temperatures in the city might be done for the year, forecasts call for at least one last enduring consecutive period of sunshine in Metro Vancouver before the onset of fall.
According to Environment Canada, the region can expect seven days of sunshine beginning today, except for the small blip on Saturday morning when showers can be expected. However, the showers will be short lasting and should clear by late morning.
Temperatures by the water throughout the week will range from 19°C to 21°C, and as usual warmer temperatures can be expected further inland. Over at Abbotsford, Squamish and Whistler, temperatures will reach highs of the mid 20s throughout much of the week.
A strong high pressure system is responsible for this week’s optimal end-of-summer conditions. Fall officially begins on September 22.
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Vancouver International Airport
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Abbotsford
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Squamish
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Whistler
Image: Environment Canada
See also
- 18 sizzling outdoor locations for a summer workout
- 20 beautiful waterfalls you need to visit around Vancouver
- 20 gorgeous Vancouver lakes you have to visit this summer
- 25 things to do at the top of Whistler Blackcomb this summer
- 29 hikes to do in your neighbourhood in Metro Vancouver
- 5 easy hikes for lazy people in Vancouver
- 5 harder hikes for less lazy people in Vancouver
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