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Originally Posted by underscore
I'm not sure where you're getting that from, but it's wrong. You might be good from mid-March to mid-November if you have the right gear, but there's usually a week or two with a daytime high of -20 up here. you're also going to be getting blasted with a lot of gravel after it snows.
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I said _typical_. A few days a month it gets down to like -10 and a few days a season it gets down to -20. A few days a year it might actually get to +10 too. But on _average_ the highs are a bit above freezing and the lows a bit below freezing.
I got my actual historic data from weather sites:
December 2014 weather:
Kelowna December Weather 2014 - AccuWeather Forecast for British Columbia Canada
January 2015 weather:
Kelowna January Weather 2015 - AccuWeather Forecast for British Columbia Canada
Feburary 2015 weather:
Kelowna February Weather 2015 - AccuWeather Forecast for British Columbia Canada
Let's go back a year to January 2014:
Kelowna Month Weather - AccuWeather Forecast for British Columbia Canada
On the note of gravel, they use gravel here? Ugh. I might have to park my car and take transit. My three year old Mazda 3 doesn't have a single rock chip to this day.