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Vancouver's Spring Week: Sun, Rain, and Gusts

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Vancouver braces for a typical spring week, with Environment Canada meteorologist Dave Wray predicting sun, rain, and showers. Highs will reach up to thirteen degrees Celsius by Friday, but Sunday night will be chilly with a low of two degrees. Midweek brings five to ten millimeters of rain, and the rest of the week will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Plan outdoor activities early in the week and stay dry midweek.

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Vancouver's Spring Week: Sun, Rain, and Gusts

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It's March 29th. Vancouver news today starts now, AI powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Vancouver is gearing up for a classic spring week, nothing wild according to Environment Canada meteorologist Dave Ray. Expect some sun to kick things off, then rain and showers rolling in later, all very seasonal, with highs climbing from 11 degrees Celsius to 13 by Friday. Sunday night gets chilly as clouds clear out, setting up a sunny start to the work week on Monday and Tuesday. Those days top out near 11 degrees with clear skies, though Monday brings gusty winds up to 50 kilometers per hour and a cool low of two degrees overnight. Ray calls it straightforward, spring weather, no big surprises, just enough to keep things feeling fresh without any drama. Folks can plan outdoor stuff early week before the wet stuff hits. Midweek shifts with a week system on Wednesday, dumping 5 to 10 millimeters of rain, enough to soak the ground, but not a downpour. Then Thursday through Saturday stays mostly cloudy, with scattered showers and peaks of sun, overnight lows

holding steady around 5 degrees. So lace up those boots midweek, Vancouver enjoy the rays while they last and stay dry out there.

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