Following an ample amount of rainfall yesterday, the lower Sunshine Coast is getting a brief respite from the changing of seasons.
While Weatherhood records temperatures as low as 14C in Sechelt and 13C in Gibsons, they maintain that temperatures will climb to around 26C this weekend.
Once again Gibsons is the windiest region recorded on Weatherhood, clocking wind speeds at 26.9 km/h.
Environment Canada predicts that wind speeds could reach 50 km/h near the Strait of Georgia this evening.
They forecast that the Coast will be mainly sunny tomorrow before the rest of the clouds blow over, not expected to return until Monday, Sep. 2.
The Coastal Fire Centre will be lifting the campfire ban at noon tomorrow, so this weekend may be your last chance to enjoy a fire out under the stars.
