March 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

You are going down boy.

Gumpers is smart like the fox.

[Typeing3]

Euro say... Nada.

Good riddance.

Hopefully we avoid the typical drawn out spring this season. A quick transition to summer would be nice.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Good riddance.

Hopefully we avoid the typical drawn out spring this season. A quick transition to summer would be nice.

guess l'll go hide before Gumps starts firing at me.

[Forrest Gump]

Gumpers is smart like the fox.

Smartlikesilverfox.

[Forrest Gump]

guess l'll go hide before Gumps starts firing at me.

Dance sardine dance!

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Euro snowfall maps plz for what it's worth.

[Forrest Gump]

Euro snowfall maps plz for what it's worth.

What did Weatherpro say? "This will be a live tracking event once again. Make no mistake, some areas WILL see snow, just not Sardis."

[AbbyJr]

Sorry, I accidentally posted the 12Z earlier. Here's the 00Z:

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[Bonovox]

00Z 3km NAM.

Decent.

[Forrest Gump]

Vancouver Is Awesome spoke to Matt MacDonald, Meteorologist, who outlined what the Lower Mainland has to look forward to in the coming days.

“The snowfall isn’t likely to accumulate, because there isn’t a great deal of moisture in this particular system,” he explains. “If there is an accumulation of a couple centimetres, it is more likely to occur in the Fraser Valley except for South Sardis.”

MacDonald also stated that the Lower Mainland will likely see much warmer temperatures into the following week.

“We finally see the forecast breaking out of this pattern and returning to a more typical zonal flow. As a result, we won’t see those frigid lows overnight. We might even see the elusive +11°."

[Antares]

Vancouver Is Awesome spoke to Matt MacDonald, Meteorologist, who outlined what the Lower Mainland has to look forward to in the coming days.

“The snowfall isn’t likely to accumulate, because there isn’t a great deal of moisture in this particular system,” he explains. “If there is an accumulation of a couple centimetres, it is more likely to occur in the Fraser Valley except for South Sardis.”

MacDonald also stated that the Lower Mainland will likely see much warmer temperatures into the following week.

“We finally see the forecast breaking out of this pattern and returning to a more typical zonal flow. As a result, we won’t see those frigid lows overnight. We might even see the elusive +11°."

Sorry but both Sardis and your neck of your woods will be high and dry.

Meanwhile, North Vancouver (and hell, West Vancouver) will get pummeled with 30cm of snow tomorrow night. See ya buttee.

[Forrest Gump]

Sorry but both Sardis and your neck of your woods will be high and dry.

Meanwhile, North Vancouver (and hell, West Vancouver) will get pummeled with 30cm of snow tomorrow night. See ya buttee.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Yeah l can see this being a non event, it just feels that way just how this whole pattern has remained so dry.

[Forrest Gump]

Yeah l can see this being a non event, it just feels that way just how this whole pattern has remained so dry.

your honour, this time it will snow for 3 straight days.