What Is The Weather Today II (No Mercury Jockeying)

[rousseau]

Our first dusting in Stratford. Didn't last through the day though.


https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10170175467925220

[giallo]

A high of 6c today.

It felt chilly along Broadway tonight.

[Nicko999]

3C and rainy. Pretty crappy.





A little bit of greenery still. YUL has yet to fall below -5C. While downtown Montreal's coldest so far has been -2.7C with a just few nights dipping below zero.





Today was a perfect example of the St. Lawrence microclimate. You can see the snow/rain line.


Zoomed out. Very well can see the impact of the Great Lakes as well.


Later this afternoon, the rain/snow line was literally parallel to the river.




Low of 2C this morning.

The warmspot was Cumshewa Island, BC at 9.2C.

Warmest low was Bonila Island, BC at 6.7C.

[zoomer]

Breaking news - it appears Victoria airport has fallen! Leaving Vancouver as the SSP winner.

The main weather station (more than 25 km away) actually in the city of Victoria doesn’t appear to be in danger, and the forecast looks safe from freezing into December. Checking the Environment Canada Victoria Gonzales weather station there have been 8 days thus far that fell below freezing in 2024 - all consecutively in February during the Arctic Outflow from Feb 11 to 18th with the last two days hitting -0.2 each. Also during this stretch were the only 2 days where the high also was below zero with an extreme of -6.6 on February 12th. This was a brutal stretch for us, the same for Vancouver if I recall.

[zoomer]

Love this photo giallo - this view in the late fall/winter and this time of day just sparkles with clarity, cool colour and lights.

Originally Posted by giallo

A high of 6c today.

It felt chilly along Broadway tonight.

[mcminsen]

Can't complain too much about the recent weather. I have low expectations for November.
Another calm, dry and cool day with hazy skies.

Thursday's high at Vancouver Harbour was 8 C, the low was 4 C.





Downtown Vancouver, Nov.28 '24, my pics


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[Tancredi]

Originally Posted by Architype

They sank a ferry, the Caribou in 1942. Your country was their ally at the time too, but we are all friends now.

https://www.heritage.nf.ca/articles/politics/caribou-sinking.php

I know, I know....you're right. It's an aspect of the past of Italian history (fascism, the anti-Semitic racial laws, the alliance with Nazi Germany, the war of aggression against many neutral states etc...), of which I feel very ashamed.

[Bishop2047]

Originally Posted by Tancredi

I know, I know....you're right. It's an aspect of the past of Italian history (fascism, the anti-Semitic racial laws, the alliance with Nazi Germany, the war of aggression against many neutral states etc...), of which I feel very ashamed.

You should feel no shame. You did not choose to build a fascist state, nor did you have a say in where/the family that you were born into. We should never feel shame for a history that we did not take part in, but learn from it and make a better future.

[MonctonRad]

Currently 0C and light rain in Moncton at 8 AM.

We had snow overnight, but I would say we got in the vicinity of 5 cm rather than the 10-15 cm predicted.


Moncton last night, CBC photo

Still, the snow was particularly heavy, and a lot of tree branches are bent over. I lost power for about two hours around midnight, and, currently there are about 39,000 customers without power in the province, mostly in the Fredericton region where the snowfall was heavier.

[Tancredi]

Originally Posted by Bishop2047

You should feel no shame. You did not choose to build a fascist state, nor did you have a say in where/the family that you were born into. We should never feel shame for a history that we did not take part in, but learn from it and make a better future.

You are right, your words are very wise and very beautiful. However, I have always felt great admiration for countries like Canada that have always been a beacon of democracy and freedom. I would have liked a different history for Italy in the 20s-40s of the twentieth century. Fascism was the most disgusting moment in Italian history.

[Tancredi]

I feel sorry for the people who were left without electricity, but this photo is beautiful

Originally Posted by MonctonRad

Currently 0C and light rain in Moncton at 8 AM.

We had snow overnight, but I would say we got in the vicinity of 5 cm rather than the 10-15 cm predicted.


Moncton last night, CBC photo

Still, the snow was particularly heavy, and a lot of tree branches are bent over. I lost power for about two hours around midnight, and, currently there are about 39,000 customers without power in the province, mostly in the Fredericton region where the snowfall was heavier.

[TownGuy]

Blustery day. Neat clouds over Lake Ontario.





Start of a snowsquall which is affecting the east end of Lake Ontario in New York state. I read Watertown NY could receive up to 2 ft of snow this weekend

[SignalHillHiker]

🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵 heavy rain again. This has been the worst single month of weather I've ever experienced.

I'm (my backyard weather station) now up to 368mm of rain for November thus far, and it's not over yet.

[Dwils01]

It could be worse. You could be in Sault Ste. Marie right now. This was from this morning with another 50cm forecasted today and 40cm forecasted tomorrow. This is from snow squalls coming off of Lake Superior. Beginning of this week there was no snow on the ground there.











Source: https://www.sootoday.com/local-news/gallery-overnight-snowstorm-leaves-many-drivers-stuck-9882307

[zoomer]

Damn, that’s an impressive amount of snow! Looks great and kids love it. And Tancredi.

I may have prematurely eliminated Victoria Airport from the freeze list, Environment Canada showed that it didn't’ fall below zero last night, but Nikko might have the minute by minute breakdown.

[Tancredi]

Spectacular!!!

Originally Posted by Dwils01

It could be worse. You could be in Sault Ste. Marie right now. This was from this morning with another 50cm forecasted today and 40cm forecasted tomorrow. This is from snow squalls coming off of Lake Superior. Beginning of this week there was no snow on the ground there.



Source: https://www.sootoday.com/local-news/gallery-overnight-snowstorm-leaves-many-drivers-stuck-9882307

[Metro-One]

Originally Posted by zoomer

Damn, that’s an impressive amount of snow! Looks great and kids love it. And Tancredi.

I may have prematurely eliminated Victoria Airport from the freeze list, Environment Canada showed that it didn't’ fall below zero last night, but Nikko might have the minute by minute breakdown.

Victoria is out.

Low of 0.0 yesterday (evening) but down to -0.5 during the night (morning) today.

All the weather stations actually in and near Victoria (UVIC / Harbour / Gonzales / Esquimalt) haven’t frozen yet, but the airports are the ones we go by on this list!

[Marty_Mcfly]

We did it.

[flar]

We got our first snowfall today, feeling like winter. I went to London this afternoon and there was no snow, normally it's the other way around.

[Nicko999]

3C and mainly cloudy. We did get some sun between clouds however. Very wet flakes this afternoon for about 10-15 min. Officially the first ones I see this season.

Low of -2C (wind chill of -5).

The warmspot was Sable Island, NS at 12.0C.

Warmest low was Sartine Island, BC at 7.0C.
*Ogimet website is down so I did a quick manual check through the stations. If anywhere has warmer lows, feel free to correct me.