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British Columbia Long Range Weather Forecast for
April 24th, 2018 - June 23rd, 2018
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April 2018
Gusty winds and rains along Pacific Coast.
Pleasant weather.
May 2018
Pleasant initially, then turning unsettled with showers.
A spell of tranquil weather is broken by some heavy showers.
More unsettled conditions.
Fair, then unsettled weather returns.
Clearing skies.
Stormy for Victoria Day.
Mostly fair.
A few light showers.
June 2018
Fair, then turning stormy.
Skies clear as stormy weather exits to the East.
Warm and dry, then turning unsettled.
Sunny skies.
Fair skies give way to clouds and a few showers.
Sunshine and very warm to hot.
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