The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB) issued evacuation orders for three homes after a nearby creek breached its banks.
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Current Conditions - Gjoa Haven, NT
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Today's High: -11°
Today's Low: -17°
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- -25°
- Humidity
- 87%
- Pressure
- 1020.32 hPa
- Sunrise
- 02:17
- Wind
- 45km/h N
- UV
- Low
- Visibility
- 2.41km
- Sunset
- 10:27
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Daily weather forecast
Tuesday
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Windy with plenty of sun. Highs -12 to -10C and lows -18 to -16C.
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Windy with plenty of sun. Highs -12 to -10C and lows -18 to -16C.
Wednesday
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More clouds than sun. Highs -11 to -9C and lows -16 to -14C.
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More clouds than sun. Highs -11 to -9C and lows -16 to -14C.
Thursday
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Windy with morning snow showers. Highs -14 to -12C and lows -19 to -17C.
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Windy with morning snow showers. Highs -14 to -12C and lows -19 to -17C.
Friday
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Windy, snow showers possible. Highs -11 to -9C and lows -13 to -11C.
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Windy, snow showers possible. Highs -11 to -9C and lows -13 to -11C.
Saturday
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Snow showers possible. Highs -9 to -7C and lows -18 to -16C.
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Snow showers possible. Highs -9 to -7C and lows -18 to -16C.
Sunday
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -10 to -8C and lows -16 to -14C.
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -10 to -8C and lows -16 to -14C.
Monday
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -9 to -7C and lows -16 to -14C.
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -9 to -7C and lows -16 to -14C.
Tuesday
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Times of sun and clouds. Highs -8 to -6C and lows -11 to -9C.
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Times of sun and clouds. Highs -8 to -6C and lows -11 to -9C.
Wednesday
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -5 to -3C and lows -10 to -8C.
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Mix of sun and clouds. Highs -5 to -3C and lows -10 to -8C.
Thursday
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More clouds than sun. Highs -5 to -3C and lows -9 to -7C.
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More clouds than sun. Highs -5 to -3C and lows -9 to -7C.
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