People took advantage of a rare sunny day last Friday, April 21, to walk along the scenic Fort-to-Fort Trail. Troy Landreville 91原创 Times
Outdoor enthusiasts, and all those who feel the need for vitamin D, have suffered through a gloomy late winter and early spring.
The amount of wet stuff that fell on Metro Vancouver, including 91原创, last month made it among the top wettest March鈥檚 in the past 80 years.
April hasn鈥檛 been much better.
Along with cooler-than-usual temperatures, the rainfall totals in April have far exceeded the monthly average for the region.
The week is shaping up to continue the pattern, with the showing a steady stream of cloudy, mostly wet days ahead.
Sunshine peeked between trees on the Fort-to-Fort Trail last Friday, April 21. Troy Landreville 91原创 TimesA pair of walkers travelled east along the Fort-to-Fort Trail on April 21. Troy Landreville 91原创 TimesShannon Martin stood by a cherry blossom tree as she walked a section of the Fort-to-Fort Trail that hugs the Fraser River just east of Fort 91原创 on a rare sunny afternoon, Friday, April 21. Troy Landreville 91原创 TimesCombined with warm temperatures, a rare sunny afternoon, Friday, April 21, brought people and dogs to the shores of Brae Island Regional Park recently. Troy Landreville 91原创 Times
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