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iN PHOTOS: Kamloops locals take advantage of good weather for gorgeous photos

View of Kamloops's Riverside Park by Taylor Zeck taken late September, 2022.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Taylor Zeck

Warm temperatures and sunny blue-sky days are expected to continue into October in Kamloops and the Okanagan.

Some Kamloops photographers are taking advantage, snapping and sharing gorgeous landscape shots from around the tournament capital.

A photo taken from high above Dallas looking towards Kamloops by Michael Gamble
A photo taken from high above Dallas looking towards Kamloops by Michael Gamble
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Michael Gamble

The weekly forecast for Kamloops for the next week calls for sunny, clear skies with daytime temperatures hovering between 27 C and 30 C, according to Environment Canada, with nighttime temperatures around 11 C. 

Two temperature records were broken the past week in the Southern Interior. Vernon reached a new record of 27.3 C, Sept. 28, beating out the old record set in 1967 of 26.1 C, said Environment Canada meteorologist Yimei Li.

READ MORE: Temperature records continue to be broken in Southern Interior

The Cache Creek area near Ashcroft also saw a new record set Sept. 30, with 28.6 C. The old record was set in 1947 with 26.1 C.

“It’s been a pretty dry and warm September and into early October is still warm and dry,” Li said.

View of Rivers Trail along South Thompson taken by Joan Gendall Therrien Oct. 1, 2022.
View of Rivers Trail along South Thompson taken by Joan Gendall Therrien Oct. 1, 2022.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Joan Gendall Therrien

A photo of the Red Bridge by Leah Briault
A photo of the Red Bridge by Leah Briault
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Leah Briault

This stunning image of the CN Rail was captured by Kamloops photographer Wayne Parsons.
This stunning image of the CN Rail was captured by Kamloops photographer Wayne Parsons.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Wayne Parsons

 

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