BC News · Posted: Oct 09, 2019 1:46 PM PT
Overnight temperature expected to dip to zero for the first time this fall, according to Environment Canada
If you thought it felt unseasonably chilly Wednesday morning in Vancouver, you were right.
And according to Environment Canada, the thermometer is only going to dip even more overnight in the next two days, with a low of zero and the first risk of frost in the forecast for early Thursday.
Vancouver International Airport recorded a low of 2 C early Wednesday, beating the previous historic low for this day of 2.8 C, recorded in 1960.
The average historical low temperature for Oct. 9 is 7 C.
