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It has been record- breaking snow fall in February for sixty years in BC Canada. "Climate change could mean more big snow storms, scientists says." ...
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It has been record- breaking snow fall in February for sixty years in BC Canada. "Climate change could mean more big snow storms, scientists says." It was taken at Maple Ridge , BC, Canada Feb 10, 2017.
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