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What is the climate of western Canada?

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The climate in western Canada is usually sunny but some times it can be unpridictable or rain

BY: SAM

The climate in British Columbia on the coast is much like Northern Washington state.Overcast and rainy much of the time, but very pleasant in summer. Northern and more interior parts are cold and snowy in Winter. A rough drive to Alaska then.

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