Prince George had record setting dry 2023
Environment Canada says 2023 was the driest year on record Prince George has seen since 1918 and drought is an ongoing concern with low winter snowpack
Source: burnabynow.com
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Prince George had record setting dry 2023
Environment Canada says 2023 was the driest year on record Prince George has seen since 1918 and drought is an ongoing concern with low winter snowpack
Source: squamishchief.com
Records fall in multiple communities as Island eases through mild December
December distinctive for Vancouver Island communities with mild temperatures and no snow
Source: comoxvalleyrecord.com
Records fall in multiple communities as Island eases through mild December
December distinctive for Vancouver Island communities with mild temperatures and no snow
Source: westerlynews.ca
Records fall in multiple communities as Island eases through mild December
December distinctive for Vancouver Island communities with mild temperatures and no snow
Source: cowichanvalleycitizen.com
Records fall in multiple communities as Island eases through mild December
December distinctive for Vancouver Island communities with mild temperatures and no snow
Source: campbellrivermirror.com
Prince George had record setting dry 2023
Environment Canada says 2023 was the driest year on record Prince George has seen since 1918 and drought is an ongoing concern with low winter snowpack
Source: coastreporter.net
B.C.'s December was warm, but not record-breaking
Environment Canada says the mean temperature recorded at Vancouver International Airport last month was 7 C, making it the third warmest December since 1896.
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Source: globalnews.ca
B.C.'s December was warm, but not record-breaking: meteorologist
VANCOUVER — British Columbians basked in a balmy December to wrap up 2023, but it wasn't quite warm enough to break temperature records.
Source: nsnews.com