Prepare for some beautiful weather!
With temperatures peaking in the low 20s, sunshine, and clear evenings, Environment Canada forecasts a beautiful week in Vancouver without temperatures getting too hot.
On Monday, June 26, the nice weather that started over the weekend will continue, with a high of 21 C during the day and a low of 15 C, meaning there's only a 6 C difference between the warmest and coolest parts of the day. However, inland temperatures in Metro Vancouver will be higher, topping out around 26 C. With the humidex, it may feel a bit warmer, around 29 C, in some areas.On Tuesday, the mercury may get nudged a little higher, to 22 C; on Thursday, it might go slightly higher to 23 C. Other than that, it should be pretty stable for the week.
Some cloud is expected to sneak in on Friday, but it won't affect the temperatures. And it won't stick around. Saturday is expected to be clear and 24 C as well.
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