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British Columbia Long Range Weather Forecast for
April 1st, 2020 - April 30th, 2020
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April 2020
1st-3rd.
Clearing skies.
Clearing skies.
4th-7th.
Fair and pleasant for the Easter holiday.
Fair and pleasant for the Easter holiday.
8th-11th.
Unsettled; wet for the Pacific Coast
Unsettled; wet for the Pacific Coast
12th-15th.
Fair for Easter, then turning very unsettled.
Fair for Easter, then turning very unsettled.
16th-19th.
Fair skies.
Fair skies.
20th-23rd.
Fair, then unsettled.
Fair, then unsettled.
24th-27th.
Fair skies.
Fair skies.
28th-30th.
Unsettled/showery.
Unsettled/showery.
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