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Old Posted Feb 23, 2026, 6:05 PM
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Old Posted Feb 23, 2026, 7:11 PM
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-16 and heavy snow flurries. Looks like we get 2 days of warm then plunging again through the weekend. Long range is for some warming in14 days.
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Old Posted Feb 23, 2026, 7:28 PM
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Snow has started. The formerly green grass outside my office window is no longer green.
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Old Posted Feb 23, 2026, 9:35 PM
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Very snowy and windy in Halifax. Lost count on how many nor’easters this has been this winter. 4 maybe? 5? Not sure.

Visibility is bad in blowing snow. The power outages have started: 45 outages affecting approx 4000 customers so far, most on the south shore, which will get hit hardest in this storm.

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Old Posted Feb 23, 2026, 11:11 PM
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Lisbon is looking fantastic, SHH. Enjoy!

It's starting to resemble spring in my neighbourhood. High of 9C.






























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Old Posted Feb 23, 2026, 11:44 PM
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Old Posted Feb 24, 2026, 4:15 AM
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-1C with a wind chill of -5 and mainly cloudy. Some sun peaking from through from time to time.

Low of -7C (wind chill of -14) this morning.

The warmspot was Maple Creek, SK at 12.4C

Warmest low was Race Rocks, BC at 6.6C.
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Old Posted Feb 24, 2026, 11:04 AM
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The forecast for Lisbon today is high of 18 and cloudy skies. Yesterday I believe we topped out around 21. We checked-out the British Cemetery yesterday and found some Canadian graves.

PXL_20260223_114958196 by A.J. Forsythe, on Flickr


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We received notice that our ship is fixed so it's off to Athens again in a couple of days.


SHH, nice pic of the roller skater. They've been performing on that street for years. Last year I saw them get their wig hair caught in their roller skates which pulled their wig off. The crowd cheered but based on the reaction of the skater, it wasn't part of the act.
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Storm has passed in Fredericton and really did not get much accumulation. The winds were wild last night, and my roof is bare of snow. Though, it seemed to have all blown into my shed doorway. Still cold and windy today. High of -1 but the wind is biting.
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we got over 30 cm in Moncton. This would have just been a typical nor'easter 20 years ago, but, this is probably the biggest storm in the last 4-5 years. Lots of large drifts. Winds still high with blowing snow and light flurry activity.

The city is cleaning up nicely, but some major highways (including TCH to Sackville and Highway 14 to Shediac) are closed due to poor visibility and whiteout conditions.

I got into work without any real difficulty.
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Old Posted Feb 24, 2026, 8:46 PM
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-6 now, above 0 the next couple of days then down for a day then back up to -1 next week. Darn I have to go to Jasper tomorrow. Darn.
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Old Posted Feb 24, 2026, 10:17 PM
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She was lovely, Ardee!

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Still lovely. Lots of sunny naps today. I'm fine with the hills - never need to break or anything like most others around me - but the sheer number of steps is still double my car-free life home. My legs and feet are sore.







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Very snowy and windy in Halifax. Lost count on how many nor’easters this has been this winter. 4 maybe? 5? Not sure.
It shows up in the data too: Shearwater

The median snow depth is 6 cm but this year it's been around 20 cm for the month. It hasn't been that cold (mean temp -3), but if you look there's also medium to high wind gusts almost every day.

NYC got hit with 50 cm of snow and apparently Providence was 83 cm. To put things in perspective the average high right now for NYC would be around +7.
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-11C with a wind chill of -19 and sunny. Disgusting really.

Low of -14C (wind chill of -24) this morning.

The warmspot was Nelson, BC at 11.2C.

Warmest low was Herbert Island, BC at 5.2C.
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Sunny, dry and still a bit chilly.

Tuesday's high at Vancouver Harbour was 7 C, the low was 1 C.





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Interesting diversion of priorities: Lisbon has introduced many species of street trees that lose their leaves in winter, as opposed to the older varieties that don't. To me it seems bizarre to prefer that, but the locals enjoy getting more sunlight to the street and lower floors during the winter months.



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=10C and sunny in Moncton at 9 AM, going up to -2C this afternoon.

Nothing major in the offing. A bit of a thaw over the next few days. Temperatures up to +4C, With the strength of the sun, spring is now inevitable, but, snow will remain a distinct risk until April 15th.
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Nice! snow falling in Montreal right now Montrea Est Live Stream


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Old Posted Feb 26, 2026, 4:39 AM
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-2C with a wind chill of -5. Light snow falling all day long. Definitely out of nowhere. Screw snow. And screw winter. We are now officially 3 months away from Grand Prix weekend.

Low of -12C (wind chill of -19) overnight.

The warmspot was Lillooet and Comox, BC at 11.4C.

Warmest low was Race Rocks, BC at 6.4C.
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