lain why you would expect precipitation in Nanaimo and Vancouver to be different/similar.
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1. Explain why you would expect precipitation in Nanaimo and Vancouver to be different/similar.
2. Not all communities receive the most precipitation during the same month. What is a possible explanation for this? Why are there communities that get more precipitation during warm season and others during cold season?
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