School-Based Weather Station Network
Greater Victoria

Remember: To access data for a particular station visit the station page by clicking on a diamond symbol in the map (above), clicking the active ratio link in the caption of the map or choosing the station from the drop-down list below. Once on the station page look for the "More Data" link to get access to the stored data in different ways.
Here's an example: UVic Ian Stewart Complex More Data.
Victoria Forecast
FPCN11 CWVR 171200 Forecasts for the south coast of British Columbia issued by Environment Canada at 5.00 am pdt Thursday 17 May 2012 for today and Friday. The next scheduled forecast will be issued at 11.00 am.
Greater Victoria. Today..Mainly sunny. Windy near Juan de Fuca Strait late this afternoon. High 16. UV index 6 or high. Tonight..Clear. Increasing cloudiness overnight. Windy near Juan de Fuca Strait this evening and after midnight. Low 7. Friday..Clearing. High 15.
Stations in the Network
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Lakewood Elementary School
The lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth was -89.2°C, taken at Vostok, Antarctica, on 21 July, 1983. |
All Stations, One VariableSee plots for a single variable at all of the stations in the network. Summary of Recent ObservationsSee a graphical summary of the latest observations across the entire network. Now storing at least 3 910 422 023 observations.Forest fire danger class rating |
Today (so far)
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Yesterday
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These values include observations from all stations in the network. Low is the smallest value recorded; high is the largest value; average is the average of all values at all times for the day.
Environment Canada provides today's Almanac for the Victoria International Airport.
Contact information
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