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5 days of sun, temperatures in the 20s expected in Greater Victoria

Environment Canada predicts highs of 22 C for three consecutive days into the weekend
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The cloud is set to clear and five straight days of sun are in the forecast for Greater Victoria, according to Environment Canada. (Black Press Media file photo)

Five days of sun are forecast for Greater Victoria starting Tuesday (May 7).

With clear skies anticipated right through the weekend, daytime temperatures are expected to reach 22 C on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, according to Environment Canada.

Light cloud is expected to linger Tuesday, with a high of 14 C slightly below the average of 15.8 C. The warmest day on record for May 7 in Greater Victoria, recorded at the Victoria International Airport, is 25.6 C set in 1956. The lowest is 1.2 C felt in 2002.

Cloudy skies are anticipated to return Sunday with a high of 20 C.

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