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June was warmer-than-normal across the Thompson-Okanagan, very dry in the Okanagan
- During June, the Thompson-Okanagan experienced a warmer-than-normal month with less than 30% of typical rainfall across communities like Kelowna, Vernon, and Penticton.
- Amid these conditions, absence of major weather systems and forecast of continued dryness suggest July will remain dry with scattered thunderstorms, says meteorologist Loney.
- Data show Kelowna's mean temperature was 19.6°C, above normal, with Vernon and Penticton receiving only 27.9% and 37% of typical rainfall, respectively.
- The drought forecast is expected to rise, with potential heat warnings and increased fire danger due to lightning-driven risks.
- Environment Canada forecasts continued sunshine with highs of 31°–35°C through July 9, with temperatures exceeding 30°C by the weekend, extending ongoing dry conditions.
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June was warmer-than-normal across the Thompson-Okanagan, very dry in the Okanagan
Last month was warmer than normal across the Thompson-Okanagan. Mean monthly temperatures were 1.2 degrees above normal in Penticton, 1.4 degrees higher than average in Kamloops and two degrees hotter than typical in Vernon and Kelowna. Penticton's average was 18.8 C, compared to the normal of 17.6 ...
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Although June may have been a bit disappointing for some, both temperature and precipitation were as close to normal as possible.
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