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<nut@nut.com> wrote in message 
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>> Hey Robo, this is pretty OT, but whens a good time to tour BC? The fam
>> is thinking of taking a trip up the coast through Seattle into Canada
>> but I want to stay away from any late snows. Do you guys have the same
>> "rainy season" we do farther south?
>>
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> Im on the BC coast also.. and i can say that late may early (not that we
> have had a lot of rain yet) june will be the end of the rainy season for
> BC.(thats when i insure my bike so it better be) but the rain has really
> droped off the last few years with global ( or at least bc)warming. come
> july it will be a roaster (for us). today was bright and sunny and warm
> (now if only all the lakes were not glacer fed). have seen no snow here
> since a freak snow fall in febuary. in the interior they have had it
> warmer than the coast. real high elevations may see a snow fall, but not
> real likly after today.
>
> nut

Many thanks nut. I'm just curious but what is the average water temp for 
you? Ours stays about 13.5C year round (ish). I love to surf and I thought 
of taking my gear with me when we go and renting a stick somewhere up there. 
Is there any kind of community for it around you?
We get the benefit of having very mild winters right on the coast even 
though we are pretty close to the 45th parallel. I've only seen snow once 
stay on the ground so I get to ride my bike year round (however wipers on 
the helmet would be really nice :) What do you ride?