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Temperature: 19.7 °C at Ian Stewart Complex/Mt. Douglas High School Temperature: 19.2 °C at Oaklands Elementary School Temperature: 19.3 °C at Marigold Elementary School/Spectrum High School Temperature: 19.9 °C at Campus View Elementary Temperature: 18.3 °C at Sir James Douglas Elementary School Temperature: 19.3 °C at Torquay Elementary School Temperature: 17.9 °C at Monterey Middle School Temperature: 19.3 °C at Lake Hill Elementary School Temperature: 19.2 °C at Colwood Elementary School Temperature: 19.0 °C at Lakewood Elementary School Temperature: 20.8 °C at Butchart Gardens Temperature: 16.8 °C at Ten Mile Point Temperature: 18.9 °C at Savory Elementary School Temperature: 18.2 °C at Wishart Elementary School Temperature: 18.4 °C at Cal Revelle Nature Sanctuary Temperature: 13.7 °C at Race Rocks Ecological Reserve Temperature: 20.4 °C at Lambrick Park High School Temperature: 19.1 °C at Colquitz Middle School Temperature: 19.1 °C at District of Highlands Office Temperature: 20.0 °C at Brentwood Elementary School Temperature: 18.5 °C at John Stubbs Memorial School Temperature: 21.3 °C at Shawnigan Lake Temperature: 20.8 °C at Discovery Elementary School Temperature: 19.2 °C at Swan Lake Nature House Temperature: 19.9 °C at UVic Science Building Temperature: 19.8 °C at RASC Victoria Centre

School-Based Weather Station Network

Greater Victoria

This figure shows current observations at all stations in Victoria.
Temperature at our weather stations (32/47). Place your mouse over a station (diamond) to see the current temperature at that location. Other variables can be found on our two-dimensional plot page. See Victoria. A large version of the temperature map is also available. See also: NanaimoWeather.ca, IslandWeather.ca.

Stations in the Network

Oaklands Elementary School
Date:2025/07/03, 18:33
Temperature: 19.1 °C
L: 11.9 °C, H: 21.7 °C
Humidity: 45 %
Dewpoint: 7 °C
Pressure: 1011 hPa barometer trend
Insolation: 200 W/m2
UV Index: 0
Rain: 0.00 mm
Wind Speed: 0 km/hr --

A storm surge occurs when the ocean underneath a strong storm (low pressure system) swells upward. A drop of pressure of one hectopascal (hPa) causes a rise in sea level of about one centimetre (cm). A strong storm can cause sea level to rise by 70 cm or more.

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