Potentially record-setting warm temperatures on the way for Friday, Saturday
KAMLOOPS — January came in like a lion, with two weeks of snowfall, but Environment Canada says it appears it will go out like a lamb.
Forecaster Doug Lundquist says an atmospheric river may result in record-breaking warm temperatures on Friday and Saturday (Jan. 31 and Feb. 1).
“We’re looking for some really interesting weather on Friday and Saturday,” Lundquist told CFJC Today. “The atmospheric river that’s going to hit the coast does give us a little bit of rain, but that’s not the issue here — we can often get the Kamloops chinook. If we do get it, we can easily get into the double-digits and perhaps the teens for temperature highs on Friday and Saturday.”
Though there is rain in the forecast for both days, Friday’s forecast high in Kamloops is 12, while Saturday is up to 13.