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British Columbia Long Range Weather Forecast for
June 20th, 2018 - August 19th, 2018
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June 2018
Sunshine and very warm to hot.
Unsettled.
Very warm-to-hot weather, then turning stormy.
July 2018
Clearing skies in time for Canada Day.
Dry and warm-to-hot conditions.
Showers.
Turning stormy with showery/heavy rains.
Drying out with gusty winds.
Warm to hot followed by scattered showers.
Gusty winds and occasional rain showers.
Lingering shower activity.
August 2018
Mostly fair skies with warm-to-hot temperatures.
A few showers for British Columbia Day.
Fair skies, then turning unsettled.
Clearing skies.
Wet weather developing.
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