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Photo: Nicholas Johansen
The sun shone bright over downtown Kelowna Saturday morning.
Those in the Okanagan will be able to get a healthy dose of Vitamin D this long weekend, with mainly sunny weather expected through until Monday.
Not a cloud could be seen in the sky over Kelowna Saturday morning, but while the sun shone bright, it's not quite t-shirt weather.
Temperatures hovered around -6 C in Kelowna Saturday, with a low expected to hit -9 C overnight.
Some clouds are forecast to move into the region Sunday, with temperatures remaining in the negative, before sunny skies come back for Family Day.
Similar weather is expected up and down the Okanagan Valley, with slightly warmer temperatures expected in the south.
