Spring doesn't officially begin until Wednesday, but Saturday there was already no sign of winter in the hot spot in Canada – as measured at the Pitt Meadows Airport, and people were out enjoying the sunshine. (Neil Corbett/THE NEWS)

Spring doesn't officially begin until Wednesday, but Saturday there was already no sign of winter in the hot spot in Canada – as measured at the Pitt Meadows Airport, and people were out enjoying the sunshine. (Neil Corbett/THE NEWS)

Okanagan-Shuswap weather: Sunny days ahead

It's beginning to feel like spring in Kelowna

Spring is in the air.

Sunshine is expected throughout the Okanagan this week, according to Environment Canada.

Today’s forecast:

In Kelowna: Expect sunshine with a high of 13 C. Tonight will be clear with a low of -1 C.

In Penticton: Will be slightly colder than Kelowna with a high of 12 C, but sunny skies are in the forecast. Tonight will be a clear night with a low of -1 C.

In Vernon: Will have a high of 13 C today with clear skies and a low of -1 C tonight.

In Salmon Arm: Will be warmer with 12 C today and fog clearing this morning. Tonight will have a low of -2 C.

This week:

Sunny skies and warmer weather is in the forecast for this week across the Okanagan Valley.

Road conditions:

No highway alerts are in effect. A rockslide north of Summerland is still causing traffic delays, as the southbound lane remains closed, according to DriveBC.

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Have a great start to the week, share the sun with us by tagging Kelowna Capital News in your social media, or with #yourkelowna.

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