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Old Posted Nov 19, 2024, 6:58 AM
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Dry and chilly with a mix of sun and cloud.

Monday's high at Vancouver Harbour was 7 C, the low was 3 C.





Downtown Vancouver, Nov.18 '24, my pics


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Misty and mild. Wore just a sweater today as it's not proper rain. It was fine except at high elevations with sleeves rolled up Had to roll them down once I got off the bus near the Village Mall. Very windy compared to downtown.
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+4C and rain in Moncton at 8 AM.

More rain, gloom an despair for the next several days at least.

Long range suggests we may see some sun on Sunday. Hard to believe.

I’m beginning to understand how climate affects the mood of the British, especially the Scots, who are renowned for their dour disposition, predilection for manic depression and chronic alcoholism.
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Dry and chilly with a mix of sun and cloud.

Monday's high at Vancouver Harbour was 7 C, the low was 3 C.

Downtown Vancouver, Nov.18 '24, my pics

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Very engaging and atmospheric Vancouver pics mcminson.

Yet another weather bomb cyclone is coming to Vancouver.

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A system called a "bomb cyclone" is slated to impact the Lower Mainland starting Tuesday, Nov. 19, and continuing through the night, bringing powerful winds to the region. . . .

While some rainfall will be associated with this system, it won't produce significant amounts seen during atmospheric rivers. Instead, locals should brace for powerful winds gusting 70 to 90 km/h, warns Proctor.

"This is a large wind event that will lead to power outages," he tells V.I.A., adding that the power outages will likely be "fairly extensive in terms of duration."
https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/weath...-bomb-cyclone-power-outages-2024-9825090
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I'm hoping mcminsen or giallo gets a chance to get a pic of the snow covered North Shore mountains before the weather bomb washes it all away.
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After weeks of near-constant rain, we have another rain warning. Up to 60mm over the next day.

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Well winter is finally arriving. -17 tonight and possibly -20 by the weekend.

The river was clear yesterday but large Frazil flows today.

But tonight is a Springsteen kinda night.
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Very engaging and atmospheric Vancouver pics mcminson.

Yet another weather bomb cyclone is coming to Vancouver.


https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/weath...-bomb-cyclone-power-outages-2024-9825090


Thanks!

Yes, we've already had our share of deadly and disastrous storms this season.
And here comes another one.



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I'm hoping mcminsen or giallo gets a chance to get a pic of the snow covered North Shore mountains before the weather bomb washes it all away.


Here's a sneak peek today from Youtube...



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14.4 with a low of 9.6. The low was actually this afternoon while it was raining. It was around 12 overnight last night and will be mild again tonight. There was a big hatch of midges yesterday, which is pretty late in the year for that. It still hasn't been cold enough to kill bugs or plants, it's pretty much like October at this point
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10C and mainly sunny.




Some roses are still blooming. Montreal has not been below -5C yet.









More roses






Low of 2C this morning.

The warmspot was Windsor, ON at 15.2C.

Warmest low was Harrow, ON at 11.2C
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My backyard weather station is now up to 171.23 mm of rain an hour or two before the next day of heavy rain begins. Brutal.
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+5C with wind and rain in Moncton at 8 AM. Gloom and despair will continue all week.
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I wish we'd get some of the rain here that's falling in other areas of Atlantic Canada. We're experiencing a prolonged drought in Halifax that now has Halifax Water asking citizens in certain areas of the city to cut back on water use. Yesterday the forecast was indicating rain on Friday. Fingers crossed. High yesterday on the basin was 8.7 and low was 5.6. It's 7.7 at 9 am. It's overcast but so far it's brighter than it was yesterday.
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Thank Christ it's been mostly fog thus far. Some drizzle and rain but not the fourth deluge for the past few days.









EDIT: Spoke too soon. Torrential downpour.

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Thank Christ it's been mostly fog thus far. Some drizzle and rain but not the fourth deluge for the past few days.
Nice! I miss fog. We used to get a lot of it the Fall here but not so much anymore.

The "Bomb" Cyclone here wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. lots of rain in my hood but wind wasn't too bad. And let's hear it for government electricity providers! Still over 500k without power in private Washington state but here BC Hydro has got outages here down below 100k
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OK Winter is now here. Frazil ice is now on the river. and there are flurries. I believe we are catching the edges of the atmospheric bomb.
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Was nice out most of the day, high 14.5. Then a wicked cold front came in and now it's only 4 degrees. Single digit temps on the way.

Foggy morning
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8C and cloudy today. We really do need some rain, it's getting dry. After only 25 mm in October (8th driest with records going back to 1871), we've only had 31.8 mm in November with virtually no precipitation in the last 10 days.
Probably the sunniest November I can remember (for what is normally our cloudiest and darkest month).

Low of 3C this morning.

The warmspot was Ridgetown, ON at 15.2C.

The warmest low was Winterland Branch Hill, NL at 9.5C. Oh the irony.
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It kind of feels like we dodged a bullet today. Downtown Vancouver didn't get much of the
Cyclone Bomb that affected other areas so severely. It was mostly overcast and breezy
with some scattered showers.

Wednesday's high at Vancouver Harbour was 10 C, the low was 7 C.





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Downtown Vancouver, Nov.20 '24, my pics
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Lots of heavy rain overnight and early morning but it has returned to fog.





There's one glimmer of hope for tomorrow.

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