Chilliwack faces hot temperatures but no official heat warning as drought concerns rise in southern B.C.

In Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley, temperatures are expected to reach 33°C on July 15, but no official heat warnings have been issued. For a heat alert, the region needs two consecutive days of 33°C or warmer with nighttime lows of 17°C or warmer. The City of Chilliwack advises residents to stay hydrated and provides a list of cooling locations like spray parks and libraries. Meanwhile, worsening drought conditions in British Columbia's southern interior and southeast are causing concern, though wildfire officials remain optimistic about their suppression efforts.