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From January to June, 222.3 millimetres of rain fell at Victoria International Airport
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From January to June, 222.3 millimetres of rain fell at Victoria International Airport
Parts of the province are seeing unprecedented precipitation deficits and streamflow levels, according to the latest wildfire and drought update from the provincial government.
B.C.'s drought means North Vancouver's Capilano Reservoir, which supplies Metro Vancouver drinking water, has its second lowest inflows in 100 years.
From January to June, 222.3 millimetres of rain fell at Victoria International Airport
From January to June, 222.3 millimetres of rain fell at Victoria International Airport