School-Based Weather Station Network
Greater Victoria

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Victoria Forecast
FPCN11 CWVR 191800 Forecasts for the south coast of British Columbia issued by Environment Canada at 11.00 am pdt Wednesday 19 June 2013 for today and Thursday. The next scheduled forecast will be issued at 4.00 pm.
Greater Victoria. Today..Mainly cloudy. Windy near Juan de Fuca Strait this afternoon. High 18. UV index 6 or high. Tonight..Cloudy. Periods of rain beginning overnight. Wind west 30 km/h except 60 near Juan de Fuca Strait. Low 11. Thursday..Periods of rain. Wind west 30 km/h except 60 near Juan de Fuca Strait in the morning and afternoon. Wind becoming light early in the evening. High 16.
Stations in the Network
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Elizabeth Buckley School - Cridge Centre
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