Keep the sunscreen handy
The upcoming week will be filled with sunshine, according to forecasts, and above average temperatures, but nothing too high. Environment Canada meteorologist Philippe-Alain Bergeron tells V.I.A. it's "just going to be sunney and warm" and it's "not going to be a heat wave."Temperatures on Sunday will likely remain above average, topping out around 25 C near the ocean and closer to 28 C in land .Overnight temperatures should be around 15 or 16 C he notes.
That should burn off in the morning, Bergeron explains, but it will likely keep the day a bit cooler. These are higher than average temperatures for Vancouver, but for Environment Canada to declare a heat wave temperatures need to hit 29 C two days in a row at their weather station, and not drop below 16 C overnight.
That will likely mean instead of weather coming from the ocean, Vancouver will see air moving from the interior west to the coast.That may not make much of a difference in regards to sunshine or temperature, but it may mean drier air compared to the current air mass, though not as dry as one might expect.
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