Long-range Weather Forecast

Southern British Columbia

Annual Weather Summary
November 2007 to October 2008

Southern British Columbia Long-range Weather Region

Winter will be milder than normal, on average, with the coldest periods in mid-December and early and mid-January. Precipitation and snowfall will be below normal near the coast and above normal elsewhere. The most widespread snowstorms will occur in late December, late January, and late March.

April and May will each be slightly warmer and drier than normal, on average.

Summer temperatures will be above normal, on average, with the hottest periods in late June, mid-July, and early August. Rainfall will be below normal near the coast and near normal in the interior.

September and October will bring above-normal temperatures and precipitation.

Detailed Forecast for the Next Two Months

July 2008

Avg. Temperature: 18.5°C (2° above avg.)
Precipitation: 40mm (10mm below avg. east; 20mm above west)
Jul. 1-2: T-storms
Jul. 3-9: Sunny coast, showers inland
Jul. 10-13: Sunny, warm
Jul. 14-23: Showers, cool
Jul. 24-31: Sunny, seasonable
 

August 2008

Avg. Temperature: 18.5°C (2° above avg.)
Precipitation: 45mm (30mm above avg. east, 20mm below west)
Aug. 1-8: Sunny, then t-storms, warm
Aug. 9-20: Sunny, then showers, cool
Aug. 21-28: Sunny, warm
Aug. 29-31: Showers, warm

Temperature and Precipitation
November 2007 to October 2008

Temperature and Precipitation Graph
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