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Aug 17, 2022 12:42 AM - The Canadian Press

Environment Canada warns some B.C. areas about a short-lived heat wave

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Environment Canada says a strong ridge of high pressure will bring a short-lived heat wave to many areas of BC starting tomorrow and lasting until at least Thursday. (Photo - City of Vancouver/Twitter)

Environment Canada says a strong ridge of high pressure will bring a short-lived heat wave to many areas of BC starting tomorrow and lasting until at least Thursday.

The weather agency has issued a series of heat warnings covering inland sections of BC's north coast, along with parts of the southern Interior, including the Fraser Canyon and Central Okanagan, where daytime highs are expected to reach 35 to 40 degrees.

Daytime highs between 29 to 35 degrees inland and 27 degrees near the water are expected for Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, eastern Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast.

Environment Canada says unsettled weather and potentially cooler temperatures are forecast beginning Friday.

ECCC Weather BC on twitter:

Heat Warnings have been issued for parts of B.C. The hottest days are expected to be Wed-Thu (Aug. 16 & 17). 🌡️

Do you know how to keep you & your family/friends cool during the heat? Check out some tips in the infographics.

Warnings: http://ow.ly/QCMJ50KlcUc

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