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British Columbia Long Range Weather Forecast for
February 16th, 2019 - March 19th, 2019
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February 2019
Temperatures continue to moderate.
Mild, dry weather continues.
Rain and (over higher terrain) wet snow.
March 2019
Rain or (over higher terrain) snow for British Columbia, then clearing and cold.
Yet another storm is nearing the Pacific Coast by 7th.
Dry, fair weather gives way to clouds and rain by the 11th.
Significant storm brings wind and precipitation, and then slides to the south and east.
Fair and rather chilly.
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