Today’s weather forecast courtesy of Environment Canada:
Temperatures are a little cooler this Friday, with cloudy skies and a chance of rain in parts of the region. Penticton residents can breathe easier: the air quality statement that lasted 10 days in the South Okanagan was lifted Thursday afternoon.
In Kelowna: Overcast skies with a high of 26 C with 73 per cent humidity.
Tonight: The clouds will clear up gradually throughout the evening. A low of 12 C.
In Vernon: You can expect cloudy skies with a 30 per cent chance of rain later this morning and into the afternoon. Your high is 25 C with 66 per cent humidity.
Tonight: It’ll be mainly cloudy to start with 30 per cent chance of rain early this evening. Things should clear up near midnight. Low 12 C.
In Penticton: You’ll have increasing cloudiness starting early this morning, and possibly a few rays of sun towards the end of the day. The high is 27 C with 69 per cent humidity.
Tonight: Mainly cloudy with skies clearing around midnight. A low of 13 C.
Salmon Arm: There will be clouds and a 40 per cent chance of rain throughout the day. Some sunlight should come through around 4 p.m. A high of 24 C with 62 per cent humidity.
Tonight: Partly cloudy skies becoming clear around midnight, and a low of 10 C.
Provided it’s not raining in your area, it’ll be a nice cooler day to take the dog for a walk.
That #FridayFeeling 🙌
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— The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) August 16, 2019
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