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British Columbia Long Range Weather Forecast for
August 20th, 2018 - October 19th, 2018
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August 2018
Warm to hot with a scattering of showers.
A few residual showers.
Initially fair skies, then wet.
September 2018
Clearing skies for Labour Day holiday.
Pleasant at first, then turning stormy.
Fair and pleasant.
Dry and pleasant conditions give way to showers.
Stormy weather spreads eastward from the Pacific Coast; some snow over the highest elevations.
Precipitation gradually diminishes.
Fair and chilly initially, but then unsettled.
Clearing skies and chilly.
October 2018
Pleasant initially, but then gale-force winds develop along the coast.
Dry and chilly.
Clouds increase, then wet weather arrives and spreads east, hopefully after the Thanksgiving holiday.
Clearing and chilly.
Stormy weather sweeps in from the coast.
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