Valley cloud continues to linger in the Okanagan into the end of the second full week of November.
Morning mist stuck around to start the day on Thursday with some showers in the North Okanagan and Shuswap as the mercury dipped to 2 degrees in the morning.
Mostly cloudy skies linger through the day as temperatures rise up to around 6 degrees.
Clouds stick around into Friday morning with an approaching front bringing in a good chance of rain during the day with freezing levels around 1400 metres.
Temperatures should slide up to 7 or 8 degrees in the afternoon as the rain risk diminishes later on.
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The next round of rain rolls in on Saturday and lingers into Sunday with anywhere between 4 and 15 millimetres possible by mid-weekend.
Daytime highs will surge from 6 degrees on Saturday to double digits to round off the weekend on Sunday, as showers start to pull away.
The work week will start with some sunshine before the next deck of clouds builds in during the day on Monday.
Afternoon highs should settle into mid-single digits as clouds and showers slide through on Tuesday followed by a return to sunshine by mid-week.
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