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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 4:46 PM
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Wow, hope you guys get to dry out soon! I'm sure the city is super green and lush with all this rain at least.
Gardens haven't been this green in years. But it is causing issues now. A number of local golf course are having issues. The Highlevel Bridge west sidewalk is closed because of ground slippage. Road construction is slowed. Lots of water standing in fields. Mind you I just picked some Saskatoons off of one of my trees and they are great, Big juicy and sweet.
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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 5:44 PM
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Just so much rain these last two months. It doesn't even feel like Alberta this summer with the amount of humidity in the air. My yard smells like a lake, and I have moss growing in planters and in between decorative rocks, and mushrooms throughout my lawn. The "water-resistant" cushions for my patio set are completely waterlogged, and there haven't been enough rain-free days for them to dry out. After today, we have a week of hot, dry weather, but of course, right on time, smoke from fires in the NWT has arrived. At least the mosquitoes aren't as bad during the heat of the day. I really, REALLY, hope August and September are both hot and dry around here—The rain can go to the areas that need it right now.
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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 7:17 PM
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Just so much rain these last two months. It doesn't even feel like Alberta this summer with the amount of humidity in the air. My yard smells like a lake, and I have moss growing in planters and in between decorative rocks, and mushrooms throughout my lawn. The "water-resistant" cushions for my patio set are completely waterlogged, and there haven't been enough rain-free days for them to dry out. After today, we have a week of hot, dry weather, but of course, right on time, smoke from fires in the NWT has arrived. At least the mosquitoes aren't as bad during the heat of the day. I really, REALLY, hope August and September are both hot and dry around here—The rain can go to the areas that need it right now.
Both mine an my neighbor's driveways are turning green with the water run off. and my front veranda has mold on it. I have to power wash it a second time. Have not had to fill my pond at all this year either.
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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 10:17 PM
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25 today, high 20s to low 30s the rest of the week. July has been fantastic so far!
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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 11:07 PM
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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 11:20 PM
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Hot, and hazy from the American wildfires in Vancouver today. Only 24° at the airport, but 32° in East Van - really shows the cooling effect of the sea.



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Old Posted Jul 21, 2026, 11:51 PM
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A few storms passed through, high 30.3, humidex 38 and low of 21. Will be quite cool for July the next couple days, but should be sunny and pleasant
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Hotspot today was Lytton, BC at a toasty 40.5.
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27C with a humidex of 32 and mainly sunny early on. Clouded up afterwards and had some downpours this evening.

Low of 20C this morning.

The warmspot was Lytton, BC at 40.5C. Second 40 degrees recorded this year in Canada.

Warmest low yesterday was Osoyoos, BC at 20.6C.

A bit surprised to see Toronto and Windsor fell below 15C yesterday. I figured the humidity would have prevented that. Despite the drier weather, Montreal (YUL) hasn't dipped below 15C so far this month.
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Nice summer day. Sunny, hazy, warm, dry, nice breeze.
I could have sworn I smelled a bit of smoke about 5:00 AM but nothing seemed to develop beyond that.

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Yes, I also noticed some unmistakable but mild forest fire smoke odor today.

In Vancouver, sunny, warm and hazy today, with a high around 26°C at YVR, 29°C in the city.









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21C and light rain in Moncton at 10 AM. It will be rainy all day. About 20-25 mm expected.
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Old Posted Jul 22, 2026, 2:18 PM
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18 and 89% humidity here at 8am. going up to 29. Will be at the Ampatheater for some good Jazz by PJ Perry this evening. Going to be a nice day for a beer and music.

Temps heading up to the low 30s the rest of the week. Maybe we can dry out now.
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27C with a humidex of 32 and mainly sunny early on. Clouded up afterwards and had some downpours this evening.

Low of 20C this morning.

The warmspot was Lytton, BC at 40.5C. Second 40 degrees recorded this year in Canada.

Warmest low yesterday was Osoyoos, BC at 20.6C.

A bit surprised to see Toronto and Windsor fell below 15C yesterday. I figured the humidity would have prevented that. Despite the drier weather, Montreal (YUL) hasn't dipped below 15C so far this month.
Sunday morning was down to 14.8 and Sunday was low humidity, the humidity returned Monday and Tuesday, now it's gone again for two days. We dropped to 14.8 again this morning. Back to our normal muggy weather on Friday.
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Hot, muggy, smoky and gross. Apparently its 32 in DT Calgary, but feels like 35 and breathing the air is hurting my head. The next few days will be even hotter, and if the smoke sticks around, will be just as muggy.
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Didn't even crack 20 here today. Nicko will be in intensive care.
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40.8 in Lytton at 5pm, at least tying the national high so far this year. The rest of the interior valleys are around 37 to 39 today.

Up to 35 in the Fraser valley and eastern burbs of Vancouver yesterday and today.
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37.9C/100F and sunny at 5pm
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It’s official, new national high for the year, 41.2 in Lytton, BC today.
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Lytton

On the Environment Canada website it appears the overnight low at Lytton was an incredible 29C!!
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It’s official, new national high for the year, 41.2 in Lytton, BC today.
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