What Is The Weather Today II (No Mercury Jockeying)

[Tancredi]

It's possible!

Originally Posted by Zepfancouver

This is my dream job, having the city all to himself in the middle of the night and playing in the snow, I have a feeling Tancredi applied for the same job

Feb 11, 2026 - Snow in Montreal. My GIF posting site is giving me issues this evening, so here is a 20 second video.

[Tancredi]

Please give me a little of your warmest winter

Originally Posted by Calgarian

I'd say winters are getting noticeably warmer and dryer here as well, apart from a cold December, the rest of this winter has been very mild. Looks like a dip back into the cold to end the month though, -20 is going to feel brutal after hitting +20 last week!

[mcminsen]

Another dry and sunny day.

Wednesday's high at Vancouver Harbour was 10 C, the low was 3 C.





West End, Downtown Vancouver, Feb.11 '26, my pics


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[MonctonRad]

-4C and overcast in Moncton at 8 AM, going up to -1C this afternoon.

The "storm" here did not amount to much. At most, we got 5 cm of fresh accumulation. I have yet to fire my snowblower up this year.

Seven day forecast is benign. No storms in the forecast and temperatures ranging from -2C to +2C.

[giallo]

As mcminsin mentioned, dry, cool and sunny in Vancouver.









































I think this is one of the only areas downtown where you can see Mt. Baker from street level.

[feepa]

Originally Posted by Tancredi

Great point, feepa. I totally agree with you; it’s as if the atmosphere has 'more energy to burn,' leading to these wild swings. But the problem for cold-weather fans like me—and pretty much everyone here in Italy—is that in Europe, we’re seeing the other side of the coin. While you’re dealing with record-breaking ice on the Great Lakes, we’re experiencing an almost 'non-existent' winter with temperatures way above average. It’s the same disrupted Jet Stream, it just hits us differently: you get the super cold snaps, and we get super mild winters with snow only at staggering altitudes

This is the first year in maybe a decade that we've had a winter that I remember that resembled winter as child here in Alberta. More snow, but not as cold, and lot shorter. Seems spring is already breaking out here in Alberta, which is quite different than what they are experiencing out in Ontario, etc.

The cold weather is escaping from the polar areas, as warmer weather has pushed up there

[Calgarian]

Spring is definitely not breaking out, going to be looking at -20 lows by the middle of next week.

[SignalHillHiker]

Changing the air in the house. It's finally JUST mild enough for open windows for an hour or so.

[Tancredi]

Today, an extremely disturbing article was published in The Guardian regarding anthropogenic climate change

https://www.theguardian.com/environm...tipping-points

Originally Posted by feepa

This is the first year in maybe a decade that we've had a winter that I remember that resembled winter as child here in Alberta. More snow, but not as cold, and lot shorter. Seems spring is already breaking out here in Alberta, which is quite different than what they are experiencing out in Ontario, etc.

The cold weather is escaping from the polar areas, as warmer weather has pushed up there

[Airboy]

Originally Posted by feepa

This is the first year in maybe a decade that we've had a winter that I remember that resembled winter as child here in Alberta. More snow, but not as cold, and lot shorter. Seems spring is already breaking out here in Alberta, which is quite different than what they are experiencing out in Ontario, etc.

The cold weather is escaping from the polar areas, as warmer weather has pushed up there

Especially that first few months. We do get January thaws but I do not remember this much rain , Freezing Rain and thawing. And now going into a cold patch again. We do get cycles but not with that great of change.

I also have never seen the warm temps and open water this late up on Baffin Island.

[SignalHillHiker]

Love this one...

[whatnext]

Originally Posted by Calgarian

Spring is definitely not breaking out, going to be looking at -20 lows by the middle of next week.

Yep, even Vancouver has a chance of flurries next week.

[Nicko999]

-5C with a wind chill of -10 and sunny.

Low of -9C (wind chill of -14) this morning.

The warmspot was Lytton, BC at 13.8C.

Warmest low was Bonilla Island, BC at 7.3C.

[MonctonRad]

-8C and sunny in Moncton at 10 AM, getting up to the melting point this afternoon.

Generally benign seven day forecast. It may get up to +6C on Monday.

[giallo]

Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

Love this one...

Cheers, SHH.

There are so many colourful alleys in the Downtown Eastside. You just need to be wary of where and what to shoot. Some of the alleys can get pretty intense.

[TownGuy]

The deepest of blue skies today at Petroglyphs PP. Beautiful day.

[whatnext]

Originally Posted by giallo

Cheers, SHH.

There are so many colourful alleys in the Downtown Eastside. You just need to be wary of where and what to shoot. Some of the alleys can get pretty intense.

It's all fun and games until you step in human feces!

Great shots though.

[BradFromTO]

A mild stretch coming up for Toronto. Currently -2 and sunny.

7 day: -1/2/2/6/5/2/2

We are possibly looking at another significant snow storm Friday/Saturday next week. Too early to say how much snow but could be another doozy to cap off the season.

The mild weather doesn't seem to be long lasting as the pattern flips again for the last week of February, though the anomalies don't seem to be as extreme as the start of the month, plus the average by the end of February is higher anyways.

[jc_yyc_ca]

Still very mild in Calgary (for now), sunny and 12C yesterday. Today sunny and 9C, and then it starts to cool off. A high of -13C on Tuesday.



Source Surrealplaces SRC

[SignalHillHiker]

I don't want to change my luck, but we have a major power outage that hasn't affected me yet. The Labrador-island link tripped.

NORTHEAST AVALON
Major affected neighbourhoods include:
- Rabbittown, Churchill Square, Georgestown, Downtown/Water St, Signal Hill, The Battery
- Kenmount Terrace, Kelsey Drive, Clovelly, Stavanger Drive
- Airport Heights, Virginia Park, Pleasantville, East Meadows
- Cowan Heights, Mundy Pond, Amherst Heights, Kilbride, Goulds
- Southlands, Donovans, Topsail Pond, Adams Pond
- Portugal Cove, Torbay, Bauline Line
- Kelligrews, Foxtrap, Chamberlains, Long Pond, Manuels
- Witless Bay, Bay Bulls, Mobile
- Holyrood area
Customers affected (combined): ~ 42,000+
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CONCEPTION BAY NORTH / WHITBOURNE / CAPE SHORE
Areas impacted:
- Bay Roberts & Coley’s Point
- Harbour Grace West & Riverhead
- Brigus, Cupids, Roaches Line, Makinsons
- Forest Field - O’Donnell’s
- Argentia
- Colinet, North Harbour, St. Catherine’s, Mitchells Brook
Customers affected: ~ 6,000+
⸻
CLARENVILLE / BONAVISTA PENINSULA
- Shoal Harbour & Memorial Dr areas
- Bonavista town centre & Cape Bonavista
Customers affected: ~ 1,900+
⸻
GANDER AREA
- Appleton, Glenwood
- Glovertown & surrounding ponds
Customers affected: ~ 2,000+
⸻
CENTRAL NL
- Multiple Grand Falls-Windsor neighbourhoods
- Botwood (North & South)
- Bishop’s Falls
- Stoneville, Horwood, Port Albert
Customers affected: ~ 5,500+
⸻
WEST COAST
- Several Corner Brook neighbourhoods (University Dr, Curling, Country Rd, Broadway, Maple Valley)
- Mount Moriah & Humber Arm South
- Stephenville town & Cold Brook
Customers affected: ~ 4,000+