I'm driving to Kelowna on Wednesday, and good god is it going to be cold in the Okanagan Valley. Kelowna is projected to see a high of -19c on Wednesday. I've got to imagine it'll be in the -30s on the Coquihalla Highway summit.
I'm driving to Kelowna on Wednesday, and good god is it going to be cold in the Okanagan Valley. Kelowna is projected to see a high of -19c on Wednesday. I've got to imagine it'll be in the -30s on the Coquihalla Highway summit.
Look at the bright side. This should kill all those invasive beetles.
Hope we get some record smashed, because at this point, why not? Extreme weather seems to be the name of the game in BC now.
If its not 49.6 degrees, 300 mm of rain or more in two days, 3 months of less than 2mm of rain, its yet another cold snap that is going to flirt with all time cold records.
Look at the bright side. This should kill all those invasive beetles.
That's a common misconception, pine beetles are native to the area. Over crowded forests and the lingering of sick and dying trees that normally would have been cleared off by forest fires that had been suppressed for a century was a larger culprit to the population explosion than warming winters.
Also I think the problem has subsided a lot from the peak about a decade ago.
1C and mainly sunny! It is that time of the year where I find the snow pretty. Would be like that since about until the end of the year then will become sick of it.
Thought this was interesting. Sometimes we complain about the Great Lakes blocking spring warmth. Here you can see them doing the opposite, stopping Arctic air.
Tomorrow is only expected to be mostly cloudy. That implies some sun. Some hope. It’ll drop below freezing but at this point I’ll take it. 20 days without sun.
+1C and light snow in Moncton at 10 AM. This is the same weather we've had for the last five friggin' days.
Despite the continual light snowfall, the temperature has hovered just above zero, and there has been precious little accumulation (no more than 2-4 cm total). The roads are slushy, but that's about it.
The pesky low pressure system will finally move off tomorrow morning and we will have a couple of decent days before the Colorado low moves in on Friday. While this apparently will be a major snow event for parts of Ontario, we will get rain here.
I don't know, but I do know that I freeze to death in S. Ont when it's -4C.
I can do -30C in Alberta but that damp-type cold chills me right to the bone.
Ridiculous statement! The coldest I’ve ever been was when I lived in Banff, and it was -30C. I have never felt that cold in Windsor, especially at -4C, when it feels rather balmy when there is no wind, regardless of how “dry” a cold it is. The things some people say to make themselves feel better about where they live.
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Would be like that since about until the end of the year then will become sick of it.
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