KAMLOOPS – WEATHER – Today in Kamloops, the forecast is calling for clear skies with local smoke affecting the air quality due to nearby wildfires. The high will reach 30°C, accompanied by eastward winds at 20 km/h, which will shift to the southwest, increasing to 30 km/h with gusts up to 50 km/h later in the day. The humidity is around 45%, and the barometric pressure is stable at 1015 hPa. The UV index is high at 7, so be sure to wear sunscreen and protective clothing if you plan to be outdoors.
Historical Data for Today
On this date, the record high was 37.2°C set in 2006, and the record low was 8.5°C in 1985. The highest precipitation recorded was 15.6 mm in 1982.
Tomorrow’s Forecast
For tomorrow, expect increasing cloudiness with a high of 28°C. Local smoke will continue to be an issue, and there is a 30% chance of showers in the evening, with a risk of thunderstorms. Winds will be from the southwest at 30 km/h, gusting up to 50 km/h. The UV index will be moderate at 5.
Historical Data for Tomorrow
The historical high for July 25th is 38.0°C (2009), and the low is 10.0°C (1972). The highest recorded rainfall was 18.5 mm in 1994.
Extended Outlook
- July 26th: Mostly sunny with a high of 29°C. Nighttime will be clear with a low of 15°C.
- July 27th: Sunny and reaching up to 30°C. Nighttime temperatures will drop to 15°C with clear skies.
- July 28th: Mixed clouds and sun with a high of 31°C. Overnight, expect cloudy periods and a low of 17°C.
Wardrobe Suggestions
With the high temperatures and smoky conditions, lightweight and breathable clothing is recommended. Sunglasses and a hat will help protect you from the sun, and carrying a mask could be beneficial if you are sensitive to smoke. Stay hydrated and avoid strenuous outdoor activities during peak smoke periods.
Fun Weather Fact for Kamloops
Did you know that Kamloops is known for its dry climate and is one of the sunniest places in British Columbia? With over 2,000 hours of sunshine annually, it’s a great destination for sun lovers, even with the occasional summer smoke.
Stay tuned for more weather updates and take necessary precautions to stay safe in smoky conditions.
