Very weird day. Officially up to 1C this afternoon and only for an hour. Rest of the time was -1C at YUL. Downtown was up to 4C this afternoon while the south shore was as high as 5C. From Wundermaps, the pocket starting from Lasalle to downtown Montreal was as much as 4-5 degrees warmer than the rest of the island.
Now finally YUL caught up to the rest of the city and is up to 3C now.
-4C (wind chill of -11) last night at midnight. It got progressively warmer until morning.
It's raining so I spent a break walking around the Village Mall, our second-largest but nearest to death.
Stopped into Pipers, which is the urban version of Riffs, both of which are down-market "department stores", the kind that are busiest when benefits cheques go out.
Managed to spend, like, $80. I have a problem
__________________ Note to self: "The plural of anecdote is not evidence."
Nice mild week in Calgary, highs around zero, lows around -5. Will get a dip into the -teens early next week then back up to more seasonal temps for Christmas!
It's raining so I spent a break walking around the Village Mall, our second-largest but nearest to death.
Stopped into Pipers, which is the urban version of Riffs, both of which are down-market "department stores", the kind that are busiest when benefits cheques go out.
Managed to spend, like, $80. I have a problem
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I found those crackers in a store here, so bought some; then remembered that I don't actually like them.
6C and rainy. Crappy and dark. But it is mild so snow is melting.
Low of 3C last night.
The warmspot was Cheticamp, NS at 16.1C.
Warmest low was Bonilla Island, BC at 8.6C.
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Originally Posted by Nicko999
NBC is giving a dewpoint of 45F (so 7C) on Wednesday so the temperature at the very minimum will be that even at 100% humidity while EC forecasting 6C that day (so naturally a lower dewpoint than 6C)
Congrats to EC and their model. They were right this time.
Weird 48 hours in New Brunswick. Two days of plus 12 across southern NB has killed all the snow in the Fredericton area. The wind is 50km plus even this far in land. 30,000 plus power outages currently https://www.nbpower.com/Open/Outages.aspx?lang=en mostly in the central and eastern portions on the province.
Currently 14C, windy and raining in Moncton at 8 AM. It has been storming all night. The power flickered at my house twice this morning, waking me up, but, I guess I was lucky as 50,000 NB Power customers are currently without electricity. We topped things off with thunder and lightning at about 6 AM.
The storm will abate by the early afternoon, followed by rapidly declining temperatures, reaching the freezing point at 7 PM and -6C overnight.
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