Despite the rain and snow in the last three months, the province is still in a deficit when it comes to precipitation levels.
And an Environment Canada meteorologist says B.C. may be moving back into drier weather in the next few weeks.
Derek Lee told Black Press Media Thursday (Feb. 29) that the seasonal outlook for B.C. may be trending away from El Niño conditions, which typically mean warmer winter temperatures in the province.
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