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LONG RANGE WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 30, 1974

 

Sunny with cloudy periods, no rain. Some early morning
fox, patches. No significant rainfall in signt. Maximum
temperatures 65°F to 70°F (18°C to 21°C).

The fine weather which has prevailed through much of
September will continue in early October (Computer forecast) as
a large high pressure area continues to dominate the weather over
Bb. C. thus effectively steering Pacific storms well away from the
coast. Indications are that this winter will be unusual!--more
on this next week.

Blane Coulcher

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