November 2022 Forecasts and Discussions

[Storm]

Eastern Metro Snow?

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[Canada Goose]

Thanks Mr. Goose.

To be honest, I hope your place looks like that as well. You deserve a big snowfall for once!

Thanks. Last December was a very good one here. Around 25 cm.

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

There is still enough time left for this all to go south or north and I’ll screw up just saying

“It is never too late for a last-minute rug pull.” — Me

[Typeing3]

Ah man another memory year Tee's that 1975 event l remember well were in the middle of a B.C. election NDP's. Dave Barrett was leader only to loose to the old Social Credit Party and Bill Bennett l was living in Vancouver on West 16th and Larch l remember taking my 2 meter Sherwin Williams Paint ruler outside to measure seemed to me it was close to 30cm, what a weird time to hold an election.

You're remembering the December 12th, 1975 snowstorm. Election was held on the 11th, storm began on the afternoon of the 12th, heavy snow in the evening/night, ending early morning of the 13th. Widespread 20-30cm totals with that storm. Busses were stuck going up and down Burnaby mountain that evening (12th) due to the heavy snow.

Looking back at the records, the Como Lake station recorded 36cm of snow that day. It all mostly fell in a 12hr span. Crazy snowfall rates.

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Eastern Metro Snow?
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Given a recent run of west-focused events, we’re sorta due for an east-focused one.

[Roberts Creeker]

Anyone notice the air feels different today? Kind of a bite to it even though the temp hasn't really changed. Pre-arctic?

The temp/dew point doesn't really explain it, so I'm not sure what the scientific explanation would be.

That's the scent of impending doom. Can't be measured on any instruments, only registers in the gut and the nose.

[Hawk]

Anyone notice the air feels different today? Kind of a bite to it even though the temp hasn't really changed. Pre-arctic?

The temp/dew point doesn't really explain it, so I'm not sure what the scientific explanation would be.

I agree. 6c cold rain. Snow levels have dropped way down from last storm

[Storm]

Tomorrow night looks interesting some widespread flurries over the region.

[Roberts Creeker]

There is still enough time left for this all to go south or north and I’ll screw up just saying

Until the white flakes are falling there's always a chance that it'll go south, north, east or west or warm up that 1/2 degree.

[PortKells]

“It is never too late for a last-minute rug pull.” — Me

We're in the territory where a last second rug pull would rival 2011. Just hope to god that isn't what's happening here.

[SouthSardiswx]

You're remembering the December 12th, 1975 snowstorm. Election was held on the 11th, storm began on the afternoon of the 12th, heavy snow in the evening/night, ending early morning of the 13th. Widespread 20-30cm totals with that storm. Busses were stuck going up and down Burnaby mountain that evening (12th) due to the heavy snow.

Looking back at the records, the Como Lake station recorded 36cm of snow that day. It all mostly fell in a 12hr span. Crazy snowfall rates.

That's the one what was Nov. 30th 75?
That's right l remember Dave Barrett the day after his defeat he took it graciously..

[John]

That's the one what was Nov. 30th 75?
That's right l remember Dave Barrett the day after his defeat he took it graciously..

How old are you

[SouthSardiswx]

We're in the territory where a last second rug pull would rival 2011. Just hope to god that isn't what's happening here.

l'm prepared.

[SouthSardiswx]

How old are you

Old John 63.

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

We're in the territory where a last second rug pull would rival 2011. Just hope to god that isn't what's happening here.

I will have a good laugh if it’s a rug pull. Because why not? It’s not as if getting upset will magically make the snow come back.