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'Extreme fire danger': Weather Network provides sa国际传媒 sa国际传媒 Day forecast

Just how hot will it get for the first weekend of July in Metro Vancouver?

Locals looking for some sunshine on sa国际传媒 Day might want to stick around town — or at least somewhere in sa国际传媒 

While several places across eastern sa国际传媒 will see stormy and unsettled weather over the July long weekend, our beautiful backyard looks mostly sunny across most of the province. 

sa国际传媒's interior is expected to see sa国际传媒's hottest temperatures over the holiday, with daily highs climbing into the mid-30s, according to . 

Not only is sa国际传媒 expected to see soaring temperatures, but it is also expected to be quite dry. Only the northwestern corner of the province is expected to see some precipitation "as the upper-level ridge exerts its influence over the West Coast."

While the sunny forecast might be a boon for folks looking to hit the beach, the weather channel points out that the parched conditions will lead to an "extreme fire danger" across a substantial portion of the province. 

Environment sa国际传媒's Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for sunshine and coastal temperatures ranging in the mid-20s with inland temperatures climbing close to 30 C. 

sa国际传媒 Day weather forecast across the country 

While the prairies aren't expected to see much rainfall, the heat won't feel dry. The Weather Network notes that the toasty temperatures will feel even hotter thanks to the humidity

Travellers heading to Ontario might face some stormy, unsettled weather as a trough pushes its way into the region. Prepare for "a couple of rounds of showers and thunderstorms, fuelled by muggy air streaming into the region from the southwest." However, the rainfall will help suppress some intense smoke that has drifted across the provinces.

There is also a threat of showers and storms in Atlantic sa国际传媒.

There is even a possibility that it may snow in some places across sa国际传媒 over the holiday weekend, although this is far less likely at lower elevations. The last time it snowed on sa国际传媒 Day was in northern parts of sa国际传媒 and Alberta in 2020.