After a cooler weekend behind Friday’s cold front, another one is sliding through on Monday, bringing with it a strong northerly wind with gusts in excess of 60 km/h possible into the evening.
During the day the mercury managed to climb from the freezing mark into mid-single digits by mid-morning before surging toward double digits late in the day as some clouds pass through.
A clear night behind the cold front will bring the coldest night the Okanagan has seen in over 7 months with the mercury dropping toward minus double digits Tuesday morning, the lowest temperature seen since March 10.
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Sunshine will kick back in and last all day after the chilly morning, helping boost the valley back above freezing by a few degrees in the afternoon.
Mostly sunny skies stick around on Wednesday before a few more clouds filter in early Thursday as daytime highs jump from mid-single digits into upper single digits.
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Trick-or-treaters should be ready for temperatures around -1 with wind chills around -4 Halloween night.
A mix of sun and cloud linger on Friday before clouds roll back in over the weekend with a return to double digit daytime highs.
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