Temperatures, avalanche danger rising in the Interior
KAMLOOPS — Rising temperatures may lead to a sigh of relief from Interior residents sick of winter, but they will offer no comfort to back country users.
Environment Canada’s Alyssa Charbonneau says temperatures that have been below normal for weeks will actually soar to above normal by early next week.
“We see a warming trend coming that will see temperatures rise from below normal, to above normal. As we see some warmer moist Pacific air move into the interior of the province. So for Kamloops we are looking at highs in Monday and Tuesday reaching the mid-teens,” explained Charbonneau.