Prince George, B.C. – It looks like the warm spell Prince George residents have been enjoying this month will soon be over.

Environment Canada meteorologist Lisa West says the Pineapple Express has ended and things will likely return to normal shortly.

“As we get into next week we’re going to see a bit of a dive, going down to only a high of plus 4 on Monday and then highs of plus 2 and plus 1 as we get into the mid week.”

This after Prince George enjoyed 10 days of temperatures in the double digits up to November 11, including a record breaking 18 degrees on Tuesday.

That surpassed a previous November high of 17 degrees set back in 1981. The average November temperature in Prince George is negative 2.5.

But despite the return of cooler temperatures she notes in the short term at least, we’ll avoid snow.

“We’ve got one last major system coming onto the coast which will move into the interior on Sunday, but we still have a high of 6 so that’s just going to fall in the form of showers.”