Vancouverites woke up Tuesday morning to a stunning double rainbow, as the city broke temperature records.
The mercury soared to 15.1 degrees by 6 a.m., beating the previous November 8th high of 14.8 degrees in 1991.
By 9 a.m., it reached a balmy 16.6 degrees in the city.
Highs of 17 or 18 degrees were forecast for the day across the Lower Mainland, with some predictions suggesting the region could hit a high of 20 degrees.
CTV Weather Specialist Ann Luu said people should enjoy the warmth while they can: Rain rolls back in tonight and the rest of the week goes back to temperatures hovering around the seasonal average, with periods of rain.
Here are some of our favourite shots of the rainbow this morning.
A beautiful rainbow this morning over English Bay near #stanleypark #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/ZfxBcwyG5f
— malcolm bromley (@vanparkGM) November 8, 2016
Looks like it's going to be a great #electionday at UBC #rainbow #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/zcPWr8AdX6
— Owen Yin (@Owen_Yin) November 8, 2016
Vancouver is at the end of a rainbow!! Wonderful skies again this morning :) pic.twitter.com/gxO9McMDWG
— Trudi Castle (@trudicastle) November 8, 2016
Grateful for the little everyday things today...like this rainbow #gratitude #love #birthday #therosylife #vancouver #thelittlethings pic.twitter.com/HuHLWtedLT
— Rosy Gill (@rosygill) November 8, 2016
Unusually colourful & bright #rainbow lights up downtown #Vancouver #sunrise - a sign of good things to come on #electionday ? pic.twitter.com/lX7grt4qnH
— Joshua Berson (@bersonphoto) November 8, 2016
A rare full rainbow just now over #Yaletown #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/fmKczD9dOg
— mychaylo (@mychaylo) November 8, 2016
It's going to be a good day!! #gottafeeling #vancouverrainbow #yvr pic.twitter.com/LFY0YrpDT9
— Dave Gorman (@Daves_Raves_) November 8, 2016
That rainbow view this AM tho #vancity #yvr #vancouver pic.twitter.com/iVFzjNb53C
— kc (@kakichannn) November 8, 2016
