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Windy weather caused havoc on Sunday in northern B.C., but thrill-seekers in the Okanagan made the most of the opportunity.
A group of hearty kiteboarders donned their wetsuits and went out looking for the perfect gust.
And hopefully they found it, because Environment Canada is not expecting any wind in the short-term forecast.
Instead, the Okanagan can expect a few clouds tomorrow before the sun completely disappears Wednesday and rain begins to fall on Friday.
