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Second wettest March on record in Kelowna, above average across the Okanagan

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March 2025 was the 2nd wettest March on record in Kelowna, the third wettest in Penticton and the 5th wettest in Vernon.

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Okanagan breaks winter dry spell, sees heavy March rainfall

The region's largest communities all recorded more than 200 per cent of their normal rainfall levels

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Second wettest March on record in Kelowna, above average across the Okanagan

March 2025 was the 2nd wettest March on record in Kelowna, the third wettest in Penticton and the 5th wettest in Vernon.

·Kelowna, Canada
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Safety measures taken at Malaga reservoirs after second-wettest March on record and ahead of more storms

The province's reserves stand at around 60% of capacity, with close to 360 million cubic metres in total, despite water being discharged in large quantities from some of them

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surinenglish.com broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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