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Chance of flurries on higher terrain near Greater Victoria tonight and tomorrow

We're lookin' at you, Malahat.

Malahat, British Columbia (Michaelia/Instagram)
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Let the unpredictable Vancouver Island weather continue.

After a lovely introduction to spring last week, which saw an average temperature of 12.6 degrees throughout the week, the weather may be due for a slight change in mood.

The bulk of Victoria should see scattered showers, but higher terrain areas such as the Malahat could see a bit of snow Thursday night and Friday.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement warning that Friday’s forecast includes risk of a thunderstorm in the morning/early afternoon, 2cm of snow on higher terrain, and wind of up to 30km/h.

Stay warm, stay safe!

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