Current Conditions and Forecast for Kamloops
Kamloops is under a Heat Warning as temperatures are set to soar to a blistering 36°C today. The skies will be mostly sunny, though there’s a 40% chance of showers later in the day, possibly accompanied by a thunderstorm. So, if you’re planning any outdoor activities, keep an eye on the sky and make sure to stay hydrated.
Tonight, the temperature will drop to a warm 19°C with a slight chance of lingering showers. Expect similar conditions for the next few days, with temperatures hovering in the mid-30s and clear, sunny skies dominating the forecast. A light breeze from the southeast will offer little relief, so seek shade and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.
Humidity levels are moderate at around 40%, and the barometric pressure is stable at 101.3 kPa. With the heat and ongoing wildfire activity, air quality could be impacted, so those sensitive to smoke should take precautions.
Historical Weather Facts for August 4th
On this date, Kamloops has seen temperatures as high as 38.9°C, recorded in 1971, so today’s heat is not unusual for the area. The lowest temperature ever recorded on August 4th was a chilly 8.3°C back in 1954.
Wardrobe Suggestions
Dress lightly—think breathable fabrics like cotton or linen—and don’t forget your sunglasses and sunscreen. If you’re out in the evening, a light jacket might be necessary once the temperature dips slightly.
Kamloops Weather Trivia
Did you know? Kamloops is one of the driest cities in Canada, receiving an average of just 278 mm of precipitation annually. No wonder the summers are so hot and dry!
