A mix of sun and cloud will linger throughout the Okanagan on Thursday, with temperatures reaching high, single digits before a wave of clouds roll in for the night.
A system swinging through Washington state will kick up snow into the South Okanagan on Friday, with some likely to push into the Central Okanagan during the day as well.
As a result, temperatures will be cooler throughout the day, struggling to get above the freezing mark with a few centimetres of snow in southern sections.
Conditions will be calmer for the weekend, though Saturday could see a slight risk of rain with pockets of precipitation. Temperatures should also reach the mid-single digits.
Don’t forget to turn your clocks back to Daylight Saving Time before going to bed on Saturday night.
Sunday will be mostly cloudy with an afternoon high around 7 C.
Showers return for the workweek ahead — the final week of winter — with afternoon highs in the mid-to-upper single digits.
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