How about a trip to Canada BC

British Colombia’s climate (i.e. that of the far southwest of the vast state), is similar to that of nearby Seattle, albeit a little cooler, a little wetter and with less sunshine than its US neighbour. Winters are chilly, very wet and frequently stormy. Snow in the city is surprisingly unusual, but the mountains (Canadian Rockies) which can be seen from the city are snow-capped from mid November until early April, with snow inland often very heavy. Sunshine in winter is limited to 2 hours a day on average. Very cold weather can affect the city, but with the majority of the weather coming off the Pacific, really cold weather is rare. Spring is cool to mild and bright, but with plentiful rain and temperatures averaging 14-15°c. Summers are sunny and comfortably the driest months of the year, with July and August noticeably drier and sunnier, and temperatures similar to those in the south of the UK. September is mild and relatively dry and sunny, but changes dramatically in October with the arrival of early winter storms, driving rain and greatly reduced sunshine. November and December are chilly, wet and cloudy.