The early hours of April 16 saw temperatures on the Southern Sunshine Coast of just 2 degrees C, Environment Canada's website details. But those numbers are forecast to rally to 16 degrees today and to the 18 degree range tomorrow. Slight thermometer reading declines are expected for Friday and Saturday, with the outlook for Sunday and the beginning of next week considerably cooler, with highs in the 13 degree range.
Weatherhood says the dip in the mercury reading by Sunday will reach 11 degrees, with the beginning of next week bringing highs of only 12 degrees. Overnight lows, according to that source, will climb to 7 degrees by Friday, then head downward again to the 3 to 4 degree range from Saturday and until the end of its seven day outlook.
The chance of rain goes from zero today and tomorrow to 25 per cent by Friday.
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Editor's note: This story is updated daily with current weather forecasts and conditions.
