奥卡纳根的积雪量达到历史最低。 奥卡纳根的积雪量只有58%，创下自1980年开始记录以来的最低水平。这引发了对未来几个月干旱的严重担忧。所以，如果你计划夏天的水上活动，可能需要重新考虑那些游泳课！
干旱条件突显地区差异。 不列颠哥伦比亚省的积雪量差异明显，北部和东部地区表现良好，而南部地区则遭受困扰。希望大自然在夏天不会怀恨在心！
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