The live-image on the left shows the current 4 day forecasts from the good old boys at Environment Canada. Or try the national TV folks at Canada.com  and see what they have to say about  our weather....

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Victoria has the mildest climate in Canada. The area owes its moderate temperatures to the prevailing westerly winds blowing off the Pacific Ocean. The pacific maintains a year-round, constant 10°C (50°F) temperature and so is warmer than the land in winter and cooler in summer, keeping the temperatures in a comfortable range.

Rugged mountains confine this moderate climate to a narrow band of British Columbia between the ocean and the coast mountains. The Olympics of Northern Washington and the Vancouver Island mountains shelter the southern and eastern regions of the Island with Victoria benefitting the most. As a result, Victoria has the lowest rainfall and the most sunshine recorded of any West Coast region.

How does Victoria compare to some other cities in North America?

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Climate Statistics for Victoria

	Hours of Sunshine	Rain		Snow		Max Temp		Min Temp
Month		cm	inches	cm	inches	° C	° F	° C	° F
January	72	9.2	3.6	10.4	1	6.6	43	2.5	36
February	99	6.7	2.6	2.8	1.1	8.6	48	3.8	39
March	152	4.2	1.6	2.4	.9	10.3	51	4.3	40
April	194	3.2	1.3	0	0	12.5	54	5.7	42
May	272	2.4	.9	0	0	15.6	60	8.0	47
June	279	1.9	.75	0	0	17.7	64	9.9	50
July	328	1.4	.55	0	0	19.5	67	11.2	52
August	292	2.0	.79	0	0	19.6	67	11.5	53
September	206	3.2	1.3	0	0	17.9	64	10.4	51
October	147	5.9	2.3	0	0	13.6	56	7.8	46
November	81	9.2	3.6	2.9	.01	9.3	49	5.0	41
December	63	9.9	3.9	9.4	.1	6.9	44	3.0	38
Total	2185	59.3	23.3	28.1	10.9	13.2	56	6.9	44.5