WEATHER GUARANTEE: You could win $7,800!

By CityNews Staff

Posted May 7, 2026 7:14 am.

Last Updated May 13, 2026 7:08 am.

One lucky Insider Club member could become $7,800 richer today!

Meteorologist Michael Kuss missed the mark on Wednesday’s Guaranteed High. That means the jackpot is up for grabs!

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO LIVE WEATHER COVERAGE!

We’ll announce the winning name sometime in the 4 p.m. hour — so make sure you tune in to listen! The person whose name is drawn will have 11 minute and 30 seconds to call 310-1130 to claim the prize.

The jackpot goes up by $100 each weekday that Michael gets the Guaranteed High right. If he misses the high for the day by more than 2 degrees Celsius, the jackpot can be won.

The 1130 NewsRadio Vancouver Weather Guarantee with Michael Kuss is brought to you by Hero Home Care!

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

Listen live to 1130 NewsRadio Vancouver every 10 minutes on the ones for weather updates. You can also follow @CityNewsVan and Meteorologist Michael Kuss on X and subscribe to breaking news alerts sent directly to your inbox.

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