No winner in the CityNews 1130 Weather Guarantee jackpot giveaway

The 1130 NewsRadio Vancouver Weather Guarantee with Meteorologist Michael Kuss.

By Emma Crawford

Posted February 6, 2026 7:16 am.

Last Updated February 6, 2026 4:22 pm.

The jackpot will continue to grow!

Meteorologist Michael Kuss missed the mark on Thursday’s Guaranteed High.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO LIVE WEATHER COVERAGE!

In the 4 p.m. hour, we announced the name of an Insider Club member who had 11 minutes and 30 seconds to call in to claim the $2,000 prize.

That person didn’t call in to collect their winnings, so the jackpot will continue to grow by $100 for each day Michael hits his Guaranteed High.

If he misses the high for the day by more than 2 degrees Celsius, the jackpot can be won.

If you’re not an Insider Club member yet, click here to find out how to join and enter the contest!

Submit a Correction
Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

7 ways the war in Iran could affect Canadians: From grocery costs to terrorism

The war Washington launched against Iran could have implications for Canadians' pocketbooks and security. "This is not going to end any time soon," said Carleton University defence expert Stephen Saideman. "It's...

6h ago

Hudson's Bay continues to unwind, one year after retailer went under

TORONTO — It's been one year since Canada's oldest company started unwinding. Hudson's Bay filed for creditor protection on March 7 last year, telling a court its $1.1 billion in debt was too insurmountable. While...

7h ago

Women workers impacted most by broader return to office push, say experts

Years after the COVID-19 pandemic led to an increase of people working from home, public and private sector organizations are having more workers return to the office — but experts say the switch back...

7h ago

No alcohol or psychedelics in Myles Gray's body, toxicologist says

A forensic toxicologist testifying at a public hearing into the 2015 police-involved death of Myles Gray says neither alcohol nor the psychedelics LSD or psilocybin were detected in him.

15h ago

Top Stories

7 ways the war in Iran could affect Canadians: From grocery costs to terrorism

The war Washington launched against Iran could have implications for Canadians' pocketbooks and security. "This is not going to end any time soon," said Carleton University defence expert Stephen Saideman. "It's...

6h ago

Hudson's Bay continues to unwind, one year after retailer went under

TORONTO — It's been one year since Canada's oldest company started unwinding. Hudson's Bay filed for creditor protection on March 7 last year, telling a court its $1.1 billion in debt was too insurmountable. While...

7h ago

Women workers impacted most by broader return to office push, say experts

Years after the COVID-19 pandemic led to an increase of people working from home, public and private sector organizations are having more workers return to the office — but experts say the switch back...

7h ago

No alcohol or psychedelics in Myles Gray's body, toxicologist says

A forensic toxicologist testifying at a public hearing into the 2015 police-involved death of Myles Gray says neither alcohol nor the psychedelics LSD or psilocybin were detected in him.

15h ago

Most Watched Today

1:48
No psychedelics drugs found in Myles Gray's body; toxicologist testifies in public hearing

Forensic toxicologists could not say with confidence that a psychoactive compound was present in Miles Gray's body when he died during a violent altercation involving seven VPD officers back in 2015. Cecilia Hua reports.

12h ago

2:20
Prosecution begins closing arguments in Abbotsford double murder trial

In a packed Abbotsford courtroom, prosecutors laid out what they say is a chilling and calculated plan to kill Arnold and Joanne De Jong. Joe Sadowski reports.

15h ago

2:28
Tenant accuses BC Housing employee of coercively calling child service

Erin Wyatt does her best to provide for her six children, but it has gotten harder in the past few years. The leak rotting her kitchen ceiling is doing the same thing to the floor right above it. Jack Rabb reports.

15h ago

2:59
Clocks move ahead one hour Sunday morning

It's that time of year again, when the clocks spring forward as much of Canada enters Daylight Saving Time. But as David Zura explains, experts believe that will have a negative outcome.

19h ago

2:33
Evacuation flights & Canada's Iran position

The Foreign Minister says Canada has secured seats on flights for Canadians seeking to leave the Middle East - and is urging people to take them. But MPs want clarity on the government's position on Iran.

20h ago

More Videos