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Old Posted Jul 22, 2025, 3:23 PM
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only 19C in Moncton at 11 AM, and, the temperature is falling.

We had seven hours of substantial rain yesterday, when only showers were forecasted. No complaints however - the rain was definitely beneficial. The lawns in the city were starting to look brownish.

Radar shows more showers will arrive in the city within the hour with possibly some thunder and lightning.
So we had a nice little stay in Moncton/Shediac a few weeks ago, my travel buddy was sort of expecting something like Bathurst so he was pleasantly surprised by the expanse and liveliness of the city, our hôtel was beside the Casino, so i drove back and forth Mountain so it helped lol!

I bought meself a nice touristy t shirt at Resurgo Place, neat spot and seemed pretty recent. Is it named Resurgo to symbolise some kind of ''resurgence'' for the city?
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Old Posted Jul 22, 2025, 3:45 PM
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I bought meself a nice touristy t shirt at Resurgo Place, neat spot and seemed pretty recent. Is it named Resurgo to symbolise some kind of ''resurgence'' for the city?
Resurgo is the city motto.

Moncton has a habit of periodically imploding and then arising from the ashes like a phoenix.

1) - 1755, the Grand Derangement. Acadian habitant farmers deported. The community lay abandoned for 11 years before repopulation by Pennsylvania Dutch settlers sponsored by Benjamin Franklin's Philadelphia Land Company.
2) - 1862, the town of Moncton disincorporates after the collapse of the Salter Shipyard and the demise of the wooden shipbuilding industry. The arrival of the railway industry allows for reincorporation in 1875.
3) - 1980s, the city loses the CNR repair shops, the Eaton catalogue warehouse and the CFB Moncton military supply base, all in short order. Over 5,000 people are thrown out of work. The future of the city appears bleak. By the late 1990s, the city regains it's footings with expansion of the call centre industry, and with a growing focus of regional distribution and logistics, supplemented by strength in retail, education and health care. Moncton's population has doubled in the last 25 years.

Curiously the collapses are roughly 120 years apart, followed by an interregnum of 10-12 years before the city recovers. We should be safe now until about 2100. I wonder what calamity will befall us then???

I'm glad you had a good time. There are a number of things to do around here. Dare I say even more than Okotoks???
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Old Posted Jul 22, 2025, 4:25 PM
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What a wild swing. Currently cloudy, some rain, breezy, and a balmy 10 degrees at just before 2pm. A 20 degree swing from late last week.

Won't last for long, we'll be back to seasonal temperatures tomorrow, but sheeeesh.
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Old Posted Jul 22, 2025, 4:36 PM
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^Thank you for the reply MonctonRad, very informative and interesting as usual. Yep I had a good time, i always enjoy the city, specially driving Mountain, i like the ''big city'' feel of it. (for a Rimouski inhabitant)
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Old Posted Jul 22, 2025, 6:21 PM
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We've had some cooler weather since Friday, highs 24 to 28 and lows in the mid teens. Very comfortable after a full month of ultra muggy weather. We spent the weekend at a cottage on Lake St. Clair and it was awesome.

This morning was very cool,. dropping to a low of 11.1, which I think is the second coolest July temperature ever recorded on my weather station. Tomorrow another heat wave starts with 40+ humidex until next Wednesday
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Vancouver seems set for a stretch of pleasant weather with none of the blistering temps from heat domes etc. No doubt it will seem cool to many Central Canadians but for this west coaster it is just right.

Wed, 23 Jul: Mainly sunny. Wind becoming southwest 20 km/h in the afternoon. High 24 except 27 inland. Humidex 29 except 31 inland. UV index 8 or very high...

Thu, 24 Jul: Sunny. High 23 except 26 inland.
Night Clear. Low 17.
Fri, 25 Jul Sunny. High 22.
Night Clear. Low 14.
Sat, 26 Jul A mix of sun and cloud. High 21.
Night Cloudy periods. Low 14.
Sun, 27 Jul A mix of sun and cloud. High 22.
Night Cloudy periods. Low 14.
Mon, 28 Jul A mix of sun and cloud. High 23.

https://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=49.245,-123.115
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23C (humidex of 24) and sunny.

Low of 12C this morning. Chilly. Definitely was right when I said it felt like early fall yesterday.

The warmspot was Lillooet and Lytton, BC at 33.8C

Warmest low was Royal Island, ON at 19.3C
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My MIL found some dull but well painted rocks on the beach last year. This year we took it to another level. And we've left at least two dozen on the beach and in the water for others to discover. This weekend we discovered some rudimentary rocks. At least four of them. A new trend has emerged.

As for the ones we painted this weekend, you can tell which ones were done by me and which ones by my wife.

We painted a tiny triangular rock into a pizza and the seagull let us come right up to it within a foot and a half. Tried to put it in his mouth directly, but couldn't get that close. Instead we dropped it on the rock and it indeed pecked at it wondering if it was real. Back home today saw the male cardinal feeding the baby in my tree.

Speaking of rocks, I watched a guy build that rock tower. It was still standing after 45 minutes. I wanted to knock it down but there were still dozens of people on the beach. It's very unsafe. The water is shallow and lots of kids pass by that spot.

And as is a common theme this summer, once again seeing things in pairs or more that I've never seen before or rarely. Couple weeks ago took a pic of a wasp carrying that green larvae into my shed. Now there were two of them beside each other doing the same thing. This time up north.



























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Old Posted Jul 23, 2025, 3:29 AM
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Today is one of those days where each mountain range has offered another barrier from the cold.

Calgary is 11 today.
Cranbrook was 18
Creston was 19
Nelson was 21
Trail was 24
The Okanagan and Thomspon were 27 to 32 depending on location.
And the Fraser Canyon was 33 to 34.

You can see why so many Albertan's vacation / have properties in the Okanagan.
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Today is one of those days where each mountain range has offered another barrier from the cold.

Calgary is 11 today.
Cranbrook was 18
Creston was 19
Nelson was 21
Trail was 24
The Okanagan and Thomspon were 27 to 32 depending on location.
And the Fraser Canyon was 33 to 34.

You can see why so many Albertan's vacation / have properties in the Okanagan.
Oh absolutely. Couldn't make it out there this summer.
It’s going to feel like 3 tonight. I’ve had the heat on all day. Warms up tomorrow though!
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Oh absolutely. Couldn't make it out there this summer.
It’s going to feel like 3 tonight. I’ve had the heat on all day. Warms up tomorrow though!
That sucks. I was hoping to make it back to Canada (the Okanagan) this summer as well, but instead had to go to a wedding in the Philippines (awesome trip, editing pics now).

Hopefully next summer!
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Old Posted Jul 23, 2025, 12:12 PM
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Beautiful sunny morning in Moncton - calm, low humidity and a temperature of 17C at 9 AM, going up to 26C this afternoon. Perfection.
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Today is one of those days where each mountain range has offered another barrier from the cold.

Calgary is 11 today.
Cranbrook was 18
Creston was 19
Nelson was 21
Trail was 24
The Okanagan and Thomspon were 27 to 32 depending on location.
And the Fraser Canyon was 33 to 34.

You can see why so many Albertan's vacation / have properties in the Okanagan.
11C in July...

Heading up to 30C here today, 34C tomorrow.
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Our frustratingly bland summer continues:

22 (chance of showers), 26 (chance of showers), 22 (sun and cloud), and for the weekend CLOUDY 19 and 21.
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Vancouver seems set for a stretch of pleasant weather with none of the blistering temps from heat domes etc. No doubt it will seem cool to many Central Canadians but for this west coaster it is just right.

Wed, 23 Jul: Mainly sunny. Wind becoming southwest 20 km/h in the afternoon. High 24 except 27 inland. Humidex 29 except 31 inland. UV index 8 or very high...

Thu, 24 Jul: Sunny. High 23 except 26 inland.
Night Clear. Low 17.
Fri, 25 Jul Sunny. High 22.
Night Clear. Low 14.
Sat, 26 Jul A mix of sun and cloud. High 21.
Night Cloudy periods. Low 14.
Sun, 27 Jul A mix of sun and cloud. High 22.
Night Cloudy periods. Low 14.
Mon, 28 Jul A mix of sun and cloud. High 23.

https://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=49.245,-123.115
This is actually warmer and better than Calgary. We can barely even reach 20 these days. There was even a FROST advisory for areas outlining the city.

I see they have one day of 27C tomorrow but otherwise we still trapped in an never-ending wet unsettled stormy pattern.
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17c and crazy wind here in lynn lake
our fires smoldering there crews camped on it and chopers bucketing that seem to be holding it

we had to send most of our ground guys to leaf rapids multiple fires there threatining the community
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