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Current Conditions
Condition:Fog
Temperature:0.9°C
Pressure / Tendency:100.0 kPa rising
Visibility:6.4 km
Humidity:99 %
Dewpoint:1.2°C
Wind:NNE 8 km/h
Air Quality Health Index:2
Source: Environment Canada
Normal Low: -13°C
Normal High: -3°C
Sunrise: 6:55:00 AM
Sunset: 6:24:00 PM
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5 Day Forecast
Tuesday night:Periods of drizzle and fog. Temperature steady near zero.
Wednesday:Periods of drizzle and fog ending in the morning then cloudy. High plus 2.
Wednesday night:Overcast. Temperature steady near plus 2.
Thursday:Cloudy with 40 percent chance of showers. High plus 4.
Friday:Sunny. Low zero. High 6.
Saturday:Sunny. Low minus 4. High 8.
Sunday:Sunny. Low minus 2. High plus 4.
Monday:Sunny. Low minus 4. High plus 3.
Source: Environment Canada
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Coroner cuts off questioning at Villanueva inquiry
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Most Canadian payrolls to remain stable: survey
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WestJet unveils credit card, frequent flyer program
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Crown simplifies case against five Norbourg employees
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Anglicans closing seven Vancouver Island churches
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