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Another Scorcher on the Way for B.C.’s South Coast

Environment Canada issued heat warnings for a large area in British Columbia's Interior starting Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
The warnings follow a ridge of high pressure bringing temperatures well above seasonal normals between 29 C and 37 C across various regions.
Meanwhile, southern coastal areas like Vancouver and Victoria are experiencing one of the driest Julys on record, with Vancouver receiving only 17 mm of rain this month versus a typical 34.1 mm.
Victoria measured just 0.2 mm of precipitation this July, making it the second-driest on record, while Environment Canada warns of heat risks including fatigue, headache, and thirst, especially for seniors and vulnerable groups.
The expected prolonged heat and dry conditions increase wildfire risk and prompt advisories to monitor for heat illness and check on at-risk individuals during this period.

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