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Old Posted Nov 18, 2014, 10:39 PM
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Via Reddit, lake effect snow in Buffalo, NY:


http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/2modlw/my_work_gave_me_a_hard_time_for_calling_off_1_the/

And via CBC Newfoundland:



Right now:



Halifax was 14C early this morning. So the cold is moving this way.
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Buffalo was hammered today, much of Muskoka and cottage country also saw the same intense snow bands. Anybody here who has not been in a squall line has no idea what extreme heavy snow is like. Sometimes these bands can even be embedded in snowstorms making things twice as bad.


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Old Posted Nov 18, 2014, 11:20 PM
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YIKES!

Hanging around the freezing mark here, looks like it will be the norm for the foreseeable future.
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After a few weeks of nothing but blue skies and sunshine with -2C highs, we're gonna change to a week straight of flurries and +1C.
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Old Posted Nov 19, 2014, 2:52 AM
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YIKES!

Hanging around the freezing mark here, looks like it will be the norm for the foreseeable future.
YIKES indeed. CITY TV just reported Buffalo could see upwards of 200cm by tomorrow when the squall line finally breaks down.
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 19, 2014, 11:10 AM
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Slept with the window open. I am not a smart man.

Currently 5C, which isn't that bad considering the rest of the federation - but that cold air should arrive here just as everyone else warms up.



Forecast high today of 0C.

The cold is hilariously close:



Norms for November 19

High: 5C
Low: -1C

Records for November 19

High: 19.2C (2006)
Low: -6.8C (1999)
Rainfall: 45.0mm (1962)
Snowfall: 25.3cm (1980)
Snow on ground: 13.0cm (1980)
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2 meters of snow... absolutely crazy. Thank god Toronto was built on the other side of the lake.
     
     
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0c with some snow today. New record low this morning at -10.2c, smashing the old record low of -6.3c. Average low is still above freezing at 0.3c.
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Calm and 4 to 7 degrees in Victoria this morning @ 7am under mostly cloudy skies. High of 10 forecast for today

Yesterday we managed a high of 9 with lows of -2 to +3 depending on region.
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-6 and cloudy going up to 0 tomorrow and next week.

When I picked up my rental in McMurray yesterday the rental agent mentioned it was warm out -7c. all relative I guess.
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-6 and cloudy going up to 0 tomorrow and next week.

not enough snow here to go CX skiing. will get on my bike instead.

the mountain resorts are now open but need a good dump of snow.
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YIKES indeed. CITY TV just reported Buffalo could see upwards of 200cm by tomorrow when the squall line finally breaks down.

I hope that second 0 is a typo...
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This 🞵🞵🞵🞵 better melt this weekend... last year winter was awful and even then we didn't really have a permanent snow cover until December.

It's 🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵 cold outside... but at least we didn't drop below -10C like Ottawa, Toronto and Windsor. Not that matters but still...
     
     
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It has "warmed up" a bit. We went from just under freezing for our highs to just above. And going from dry and sunny to clouds with flurries.
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Snowing, cold.

I bet you were all dying to know.
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This 🞵🞵🞵🞵 better melt this weekend... last year winter was awful and even then we didn't really have a permanent snow cover until December.

It's 🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵 cold outside... but at least we didn't drop below -10C like Ottawa, Toronto and Windsor. Not that matters but still...

You sure hate winter, Nicko.
     
     
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Snowing, cold.

I bet you were all dying to know.
Yeah, I check this thread daily to here how piss poor the weather is in other parts of the country so I can feel better about my particular jurisdiction as well.
Thanks for your update though.
     
     
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You sure hate winter, Nicko.
Ya if he hates winter so much why doesn't he move south? Winter comes to Montreal every year from what I gather.
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Snowing, cold.

I bet you were all dying to know.
Haha is it snowing at the Liver and Onions airport as well as downtown Liver and Onions??
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