wetcoast91 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 8:07 pm
Watching this closely. Would not be surprised if some locations see 2 meters of snow fall with 3-4 meter drifts consuming homes.
Christmas is pretty much cancelled there and power will probably take days to restore in some locations.
That arctic blast featured a big snowstorm bust for the mainland right? I didn't follow the models back then but I recall someone on here mentioned that the models collapsed at the last minute. While parts of Island ended up with a major 30cm+ snowfall, the mainland only got around 5-10cm when much more was originally shown on the models.
AbbyJr wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 8:21 pm
That arctic blast featured a big snowstorm bust for the mainland right? I didn't follow the models back then but I recall someone on here mentioned that the models collapsed at the last minute. While parts of Island ended up with a major 30cm+ snowfall, the mainland only got around 5-10cm when much more was originally shown on the models.
Exactly it did Jr. 30cm was forecasted l was living in Maple Ridge we had a brief heavy snowfall tha didn't even last an hour the rest of the event was flurries as we transitioned out to freezing rain and disappointment hmmm much like this l suppose.
Edit: That event wasn't as cold to start as this one was going off memory it was -5c at least in Maple Ridge to start so the freezing rain or cold air scoured out pretty quick l recall.
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SouthSardiswx wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 8:37 pm
Exactly it did Jr. 30cm was forecasted l was living in Maple Ridge we had a brief heavy snowfall tha didn't even last an hour the rest of the event was flurries as we transitioned out to freezing rain and disappointment hmmm much like this l suppose.
+3.7c in Sechelt
+1.8c here
It's dark out so I don't know what it's doing out there. But I know what it's going to be doing for the whole of next week!
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No cold for the next while but a really weird zonal pattern sets up with a few interesting storms. Could see warm rain, cold rain, snow, hail, wind and thunderstorms the next week.
Campbell River and Comox could see heavy wet snowfall with Tuesdays system
This is showing up next Friday. May not happen but just an example.
wetcoast91 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 8:48 pm
No cold for the next while but a really weird zonal pattern sets up with a few interesting storms. Could see warm rain, cold rain, snow, hail, wind and thunderstorms the next week.
Campbell River and Comox could see heavy wet snowfall with Tuesdays system
This is showing up next Friday. May not happen but just an example.
SouthSardiswx wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 8:07 pm
Yeah, nice event TIP's, didn't we have some snow just before Dec, 31st 2003 and then the Arctic air moved in just after New Years?
Yep, a few marginal snowfalls (NW flow) between boxing day and new years before the arctic air moved in a week later. Higher elevations of Coquitlam had quite a bit of snow on the ground.