It香蕉视频直播檚 no surprise residents in were overcome by localized flooding after the Central Okanagan received almost 10 millimetres of rain.

Wednesday香蕉视频直播檚 wet weather made for a record rainfall of 9.1 mm, breaking the previous record for March 29, set in 1981 of 8.0 mm.

This March will go on record as the third wettest March recorded in the Central Okanagan - thanks to a mix of rain and snow.

So far this month the region has received 38.3 mm of rain, compared to 39.6 in 1982 and 41.2 mm in 1998.

However even though it might have felt like a soggy month of March, there was no 香蕉视频直播渆xtreme one-day rain香蕉视频直播� record broken.

Back in 1972, 13.7 mm of rain fell in one day on March 22.

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Records taken at the Vancouver International Airport had an 香蕉视频直播榚xtreme one-day香蕉视频直播� of rain with 29.6 mm damping the region on March 28.

Alyssa Charboneau with Environment Canada says March was a very wet month right across the province.

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While rain continues to fall across the Interior over the next few days, snow is reported in higher elevations.

The Coquihalla received 6 cm of white stuff in the last 12 hours.

On Highway 97C, flurries are forecast for the day with the possibility of 2 to 4 cm of snow.

Charboneau does anticipate that the sun will return for the weekend along with a possible high of 15 C for Saturday.