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B.C. will be getting some abnormal weather over the next couple of days, according to Environment Canada.
"A really peculiar situation is occurring across B.C. We are setting up with a very strong, large-scale high-pressure ridge. That means a lot of trapped air at the valley bottom. It will be warmer above and colder below," Meteorologist Armel Castlellan said.
"That will mean a lot of humidity and fog for a number of weeks. You will see the better part of two weeks with these clouds embedded in the lower parts of the valleys he added."
The Okanagan is in for a sunny week ahead.
Tuesday will see a high of -1 C and a mix of sun and cloud.
Wednesday will reach -2 C with sunshine and cloudy periods.
Thursday will cool down to -4 C.
Friday Environment Canada forecasts a high of -1 and sunshine.
The weekend is looking beautiful with a high of 3 degrees on both Saturday and Sunday and cloudy periods.
