Sunshine returned to start Thursday, but clouds are expected to slide in as temperatures spike into the upper 20s.
A carbon-copy setup is expected for Friday, with a chance of showers added into the afternoon, with a higher risk in the North Okanagan and Shuswap.
The weekend brings a return to unsettled weather, with a chance of showers and risk of a thunderstorm on Saturday, as an upper-level, low-pressure system passes by.
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Daytime highs will drop into the 22 to 24 range over the weekend as showers continue into Sunday.
Sunshine returns on Monday, as daytime highs return to the mid-20s with a chance of showers returning mid-week.
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