“It’s a steady diet of wet weather for the rest of the week and weekend. While it’ll be mostly scattered shower activity late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning, things pick back up on Thursday for most island areas.
Greater Victoria of course gets a break with the help of our rain shadow but we’ll still be dealing with mostly wet conditions. Temperatures are continuing to hold steady. Next week could be a bit different with a slight cool down possible, just a few degrees below average, but looks to be drier than this week.
We’ll sort all those details out when those days arrive. Until then, soak up the rain.”
- Warren Dean, CTV News Vancouver Island weather anchor
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