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Head for P.E.I. decks this weekend

Sally Cole | Posted: Sept. 14, 2018, 11:52 a.m. | Updated: Sept. 14, 2018, 11:58 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Lynn Gallant, Rustico, and Marcia Berthier, St. Albert, Alta. cool off earlier this summer on the deck at Peake's Quay in Charlottetown. With warm weather in the forecast, Islanders and visitors will be heading to decks and patios to enjoy the great outdoors before fall officially arrives next week. The forecast high for today is 24 C, with the temperatures heading for 25 C on Saturday. The sunny sky will be replaced by a mix of sun and cloud on Sunday, but the temperature is forecast to make it to 22 C.
Lynn Gallant, Rustico, and Marcia Berthier, St. Albert, Alta. cool off earlier this summer on the deck at Peake's Quay in Charlottetown. With warm weather in the forecast, Islanders and visitors will be heading to decks and patios to enjoy the great outdoors before fall officially arrives next week. The forecast high for today is 24 C, with the temperatures heading for 25 C on Saturday. The sunny sky will be replaced by a mix of sun and cloud on Sunday, but the temperature is forecast to make it to 22 C. - Sally Cole

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