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To: Stephen O who started this subject	9/8/2002 1:26:27 PM
From: Stephen O	Read Replies (1) of 5

The Farmer's Almanac for British Columbia also states that the winter will be coder than normal. Here is their forecast for BC. Expect above-normal snowfall everywhere except in the southeast, with above-normal rainfall in the east and below-normal rainfall in the west. November through March will average one to three degrees Celsius colder than normal, due to an exceptionally cold January; expect the coldest temperatures just after midmonth. Also expect cold in late November, early December, and mid-February. The stormiest periods will be in early December, with rain along the coast and snow inland; January, with heavy snowstorms; and mid-February, with snow changing to rain.

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