Rain, wind gusting to 50 kilometres per hour and a plummeting daytime high is in the forecast to kick off the work week Monday, Oct. 7.
Environment Canada is predicting five to 10 millimetres of rain Monday with a daytime high of 9C. That daytime high, however, won’t stay long, with temperatures falling to 3C by the afternoon.
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Overnight, Cariboo resident will see the temperature dip to -2C overnight, with a 60 per cent chance of flurries Tuesday morning.
By Wednesday the weather will turn around, though, offering several days of sunshine and double digit daytime highs leading into the Thanksgiving weekend.
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