The flower beds along Lorne Street are in full bloom.
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April 25, 2016 - 8:38 AM
KAMLOOPS - After a week filled with record temperatures, thunderstorms and rain we can expect a more balanced week this week.
Today, April 25, is expected to be the coolest this week, with a high of 18 Celsius in the forecast. Environment Canada is then calling for highs of 20 C to 24 C the rest of the week, just above the seasonal normal high temperature of 19 C.
Overnight lows are also expected to remain above seasonal normals of 5 C, with lows of 6 C to 9 C forecast.
The weather office is calling for a mix of sun and cloud throughout the week, along with winds gusting up to 40 kilometres per hour today.
Last week temperatures reached as high as 30.5 C in Kamloops, setting two new high temperature records along the way. Thunderstorms hit Thursday and Friday along with slightly cooler temperatures.
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