I think we have clearly established that winter is upon us, with overnight lows Wednesday morning dipping into mid-20s in wind-sheltered areas.
The official Vancouver low was 27 degrees, while I had 25 degrees in north Salmon Creek. In locations with strong, gusty easterly winds, temperatures were much more pleasant into the mid 30s. But, of course, the wind chills made it feel even colder than the calm areas where it was some 10 degrees colder. Bottom line: It was chilly!
OK, where do we go from here? Another nice sunny day is on tap for today before a weak weather front drops southward from British Columbia on Friday.
So, increasing clouds Friday with a chance of showers (snow/rain), although whatever falls will be on the light side as weather systems this time of the year dropping down from the north carry little moisture.