High winds have whipped up across the Tri-Cities, as a “frontal finale” sweeps across southern British Columbia. That’s prompted Environment Canada to issue a wind warning as gusts could reach 90 km/h near the water.
The good news? The same wind wreaking havoc on people’s Halloween displays had cleared away thick rain clouds in many parts of the Tri-Cities by 11 a.m., Friday. The strong winds are expected to be followed by “an unusual stretch of pleasant, dry fall days,” according to The Weather Network.”
Environment Canada predicts clear and sunny weather all the way through to Oct. 31, with the temperature hovering between a high of 10 and a low of 1.
