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Old Posted Jun 10, 2021, 11:52 AM
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I was gonna say, SHH in Mount Pearl can give us a play-by-play if it does indeed get any wet snow. I think even that "high elevation" may be too low to see wet snow, but we'll see as the day goes by.

Currently drizzle, fog, and a bone-chilling 5 degrees at just before 9:30am. On Tuesday we were around 10 degrees above seasonal, today we're around 10 degrees below. Our stretch of nice weather couldn't last forever.
     
     
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We hit 31.1C yesterday (38 with humidity), good enough for our 7th day over 30.0C this year.

Much cooler today, highs of 27C with sunshine. Lower humidity levels too.
     
     
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Still just rain here but I’ve seen lots of pictures of snow from out around the bay (Clarenville has enough to cover the highway).
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After all this cool crappy, often wet-ass (esp. last night!) weather for almost a week here in Edmonton, it's still a bit crappy today. At least the farmers and firefighters must be quite happy.

With the weather as it's been here in Edmonton lately, I can understand how SHH and his fellow Newfies must feel.
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Old Posted Jun 10, 2021, 6:45 PM
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Still just rain here in St. John's so I don't feel bad.
     
     
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Definitely flecks of white in the rain now way up here. And it’s falling a little too softly.

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It’s really starting to stick lol

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^ Sometimes I feel like NL gets worse weather than the NWT and YK, at least around this time of year.

Btw, is that driveway wide enough to fit 3 cars?
     
     
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It’s really starting to stick lol


Incredible, on June 10th snowflakes fall in St John's, on the sea! But no wonder, in June the capital of Newfoundland has a cold record of -3.3 °!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._John%27s,_Newfoundland_and_Labrador#Climate
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Old Posted Jun 10, 2021, 8:11 PM
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There was a brief period of about 10 minutes where the rain transitioned to a wet snow mix here where I live in St. John's, but it's since transitioned back into rain.
     
     
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^ Sometimes I feel like NL gets worse weather than the NWT and YK, at least around this time of year.

Btw, is that driveway wide enough to fit 3 cars?
No, Dad's truck is half on the lawn. They refuse to let me park on the street because it looks bad up here, apparently. And I don't have the patience or, really, will to argue about it since they're letting me stay here until I get a house
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Raining like it did yesterday since around noon, if not worse. At least it's way too warm to snow, as it's currently at 14°C (2:00 pm MDT)!
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There was a brief period of about 10 minutes where the rain transitioned to a wet snow mix here where I live in St. John's, but it's since transitioned back into rain.
Still snow up here and getting heavier.

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Old Posted Jun 10, 2021, 8:24 PM
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For what it's worth, just went to check climate data; recordable snowfall in St. John's in June is around a 1-in-14 year event based on 1981-2020 data. That being said, 0.8 cm of snow was recorded on June 3rd 2018.
     
     
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No, Dad's truck is half on the lawn. They refuse to let me park on the street because it looks bad up here, apparently. And I don't have the patience or, really, will to argue about it since they're letting me stay here until I get a house
LOL, suburban values!
     
     
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No, Dad's truck is half on the lawn. They refuse to let me park on the street because it looks bad up here, apparently. And I don't have the patience or, really, will to argue about it since they're letting me stay here until I get a house
Car in front of house, bad. Truck half parked on front lawn, good. Suburbia through the looking-glass.
     
     
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Old Posted Jun 10, 2021, 10:14 PM
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Still quite heavy snow. It is melting but not fast enough to stop the buildup.





To compare, some live cam views right now in the core...

Downtown:





George Street:



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Snowflakes right in the center of St John's !!!!

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