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British Columbia Long Range Weather Forecast for
November 20th, 2019 - December 19th, 2019
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November 2019
More rain (snow at the higher elevations).
Chilly and quite wet.
Another dose of precipitation.
December 2019
From the British Columbian Coast to the western slopes of the Rockies, stormy conditions prevail. Rain and wet snow then shifts east.
Another storm from British Columbia moves to the Rockies.
Considerable cloudiness. Residual showers.
A Pacific storm brings widespread rain and snow.
Cloudy skies. A lingering shower still possible.
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