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Old Posted Oct 24, 2025, 6:33 PM
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16C and sunny in Moncton at 3 PM. A delightful day.

I don't get my snow tires on until the 3rd week of November.

Although we might get some light snow showers by around Remembrance Day, with global warming, we really aren't at risk of major snowfalls until just around Christmas time.
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Old Posted Oct 24, 2025, 7:58 PM
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16C and sunny in Moncton at 3 PM. A delightful day.

I don't get my snow tires on until the 3rd week of November.

Although we might get some light snow showers by around Remembrance Day, with global warming, we really aren't at risk of major snowfalls until just around Christmas time.
I have mine on in the GTA already. Lows are consistently below 7 degrees which is recommended for winters.

I also think there is a good chance we get early snow this year, due to the super warm lakes. That usually means an active, early lake effect snow season. The GTA is generally sheltered from lake effect snow but we can get clipped on the edges.

Just a few years ago we got a dumping in the first week or two of November.
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Old Posted Oct 24, 2025, 8:02 PM
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Cloudy and rainy in the city this afternoon. High of 12C.

I had to go to the City Hall area, and walked along East 10th. Vancouver is in peak fall colour mode.










































The 'Mario mushroom' aka fly agaric is out.









Some mouse, rat or squirrel is tripping out right now.






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Old Posted Oct 24, 2025, 11:02 PM
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^ Wow those mushrooms are just something else. That's amazing.

Damp, chilly day here today.

Kawartha Highlands. Beautiful up here 365, doesn’t matter the weather.







The most Canadian of scenes.


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Old Posted Oct 25, 2025, 3:25 AM
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10C and mainly cloudy.

Couple from this evening. Things are pretty 50/50 downtown when it comes to foliage. Some trees are still green while some are past peak now.










One of the few fountain still running.






Low of 5C this morning.

Warmspot were Medicine Hat and Pakowki Lake, AB at 21.6C.

Warmest low were Sable Island, NS and St. John's (West AAFC), NFLD at 13.6C.
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Old Posted Oct 25, 2025, 3:07 PM
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Another mild day with the windows open, loves it. A little sun but it's clouded over now.

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Old Posted Oct 25, 2025, 3:13 PM
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9C and partly cloudy in Moncton at noontime, going up to 12C this afternoon.

Provincial quarter final high school football game last night. Moncton High against their arch rivals Harrison Trimble High. Our record was 3-3, and we just squeaked into the playoffs. Trimble's record was 6-0, but, despite this, we won the game 6-2. Incredibly, every single point was scored on safeties.

Hearing this, you would think that the level of play must have been horrible, but, in actual fact, the games was quite exciting and entertaining. The play was defensively brilliant, but, there were still some high quality long passes and a generally good running game. MHS has a long punter, and, he is capable of a 50 yard field goal. His punts always put HTHS at a poor field position when it was their turn to have the ball, hence why they didn't score any touchdowns. It was a great game.

As I've said before, my youngest son is the special teams coordinator with MHS, He was pretty pumped, especially since special teams probably won them the game. The semi final game next weekend will be in Saint John, against Saint John High School.

I love this time of year for sports. The weather was perfect for the football game, and I was quite comfortable in the stands with a sweater and a vest, No gloves required. Then, it was home afterwards to watch the Blue Jays thrash the Dodgers in the World Series. How could life get any better!
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Yesterday we had our first fall storm on the Westcoast
'Peak intensity winds' lash Metro Vancouver as fall storm hammers the coast

Here in Vancouver it rained steady from 5:30am to 1pm, then heavy rain through the evening hours. I love those rainy nights.
And the fun continues today with a second storm.

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^ Wow those mushrooms are just something else. That's amazing.
And they're psychoactive to boot!
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We escaped freezing. Not even close, dropped to 4.4 at my house and 6.0 in Windsor. There's still a frost advisory in effect tonight for Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent.
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Decent day with some quick shots of rain thrown in. Absolutely epic clouds. Sunshine backed by dark dramatic clouds.







Rain over Port Hope, a little left of centre


Looking south. Love the Prairie like big skies that the Great Lakes provide.
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Nice to see all of the autumn colours, guys
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It's raining in Vancouver with more to come, today the high was 10°C.

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No new additions to the freeze list since October 13th.
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2025, 5:18 AM
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10C and mainly cloudy. Some nice sunny periods however. I was north of Laval for parts of the day and we had a quick shower. Not sure MTL got anything. I would guess not.

Low of 6C this morning.

The warmspot was Coronach, SK at 22.5C

Warmest low was Sable Island, NS at 11.3C.
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2025, 1:51 PM
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4C and partly cloudy in Moncton at 10 AM, going up to 10C this afternoon.

overnight low was +0.1C.

It has not frozen in Moncton since we fell to the freeze list on October 10th.
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Yet another spectacular day. Me Fadder knows every dog that goes through Government House grounds

































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Old Posted Oct 26, 2025, 6:07 PM
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No new additions to the freeze list since October 13th.
You jinxed it.


UPDATED FREEZE LIST - 2025


1) Iqaluit, NU - August 30th (-1.5C)
2) Thompson, MB - September 3rd (-1.6C)
3) Fort McMurray, AB - September 5th (-1.7C)
4) Regina, SK - September 6th (-1.0C)
5) Whitehorse, YT - September 14th (-1.4C)
6) Timmins, ON - September 19th (-2.1C)
7) Sherbrooke, QC - September 20th (-3.0C)
8) Saint John, NB - September 20th (-0.8C)
9) Fredericton, NB -September 20th (-0.6C)
10) Labrador City, NL - September 23rd (-1.0C)
11) Saskatoon, SK - September 25th (-0.7C)
12) Grande Prairie, AB - September 28th (-2.8C)
13) Prince George, BC - September 28th (-2.4C)
14) Saguenay, QC - October 2nd (-2.3C)
15) Corner Brook, NL - October 2nd (-0.4C)
16) Yellowknife, NT - October 4th (-4.0C)
17) Edmonton, AB - October 4th (-0.2C)
18) Calgary, AB - October 5th, (-0.8C)
19) Kelowna, BC - October 5th (-0.2C)
20) Lethbridge, AB - October 6th (-1.6C)
21) Winnipeg, MB - October 7th (-2.1C)
22) Thunder Bay, ON - October 7th (-1.8C)
23) Sudbury, ON - October 8th (-0.3C)
24) Kingston, ON - October 9th (-0.5C)
25) Quebec City, QC - October 10th (-3.0C)
26) Ottawa, ON - October 10th (-1.4C)
27) Moncton, NB - October 10th (-1.2C)
28) Rimouski, QC - October 12th (-1.2C)
29) Kamloops, BC - October 13th (-1.8C)
30) Charlottetown, PEI - October 13th (-0.7C)
31) Sydney, NS - October 13th (-0.2C)
32) London, ON - October 26th (-1.6C)

Vancouver, BC
Victoria, BC
Windsor, ON
Niagara Falls, ON
Toronto, ON
Montreal, QC
Halifax, NS
St. John's, NL

London froze this morning. Toronto was lucky as Pearson got down to 0.0C.
Niagara (St. Catharines station) down to 0.8C in hourly data.
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Beyond this list it would be cool to find out where the very last place in Canada to freeze is.
In BC the 2 I would keep an eye on is Tofino and Saltspring Island.
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Old Posted Oct 26, 2025, 7:01 PM
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I'm not sure you can say Toronto ever gets lucky with the freeze list. Pearson isnt exactly well situated for avoiding a freeze. North of Toronto proper, generally, and away from the water.

Crisp start to the day here for sure. Beautiful though.





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