Prince George will bring out some of the best weather so far this summer for the 2022 BC Summer Games athletes arriving in Prince George today.The daily high temperatures are predicted to range between 25 C and 26 C Thursday to Sunday, with daily lows of 10 C to 11 C. The average daily high for this time of year is 22.5 C to 22.6 C, Environment Canada reported, with daily lows of 9 C.
Environment Canada is predicting sunny conditions throughout the weekend, with some cloudy periods on Saturday night. All BC Summer Games events are free to watch, and a schedule of events can be found online here and some events will be webcast of the BC Games website.
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