Scorching weather expected to end this week

If you’re a fan of this recent heat wave that’s been bursting thermometers in the Comox Valley and the province, then brace yourself; the colder, cloudier weather is set to make a comeback.

Meteorologist Andre Besson with Environment Canada says the forecast should call for showers starting Tuesday until Friday, however the weekend is looking a little better.

He says early next week could be a bit cloudy, although he’s predicting the nice weekend weather to continue on into Monday and Tuesday.

Thankfully, he says those scorching temperatures will likely come down to normal for this time of the year.

 

 

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