Environment Canada’s latest seasonal outlook shows above-average precipitation and temperatures are expected this fall for some parts of British Columbia.”We do have a marine heat wave happening to our west in the North Pacific,” said Matt Loney, a meteorologist with the agency.The increased wet weather, Loney said, isn’t expected until the third week of October, with the areas most likely to see it being on the coast and in the southern sections of the province.Loney said it’s too early to fore
Environment Canada warns of above-average precipitation, temperatures for B.C. coast this fall
