Perhaps it was premature Tpal due to the busted snowfall for most area's unfortunately as of this morning December 24th the IP/ZR event was as long in duration as the snowfall but during the night the ZR was intermittent and light thank goodness which saved the Fraser valley from a catastrophic ZR event.
Ranking the Best winter events of the century
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HarrisonSasquatchWx
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Re: Ranking the Best winter events of the century
Current conditions in Harrison Hot Springs:
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Undoubtedly this snow bust and zr doesn't help this events ranking. I might've placed it second if we had seen another 20-25 cm like modelled. Anyway, onto the next one.SouthSardiswx wrote: ↑Sat Dec 24, 2022 6:36 am Perhaps it was premature Tpal due to the busted snowfall for most area's unfortunately as of this morning December 24th the IP/ZR event was as long in duration as the snowfall but during the night the ZR was intermittent and light thank goodness which saved the Fraser valley from a catastrophic ZR event.
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Same here. Last year was also a notch colder in addition to being longer-lasting. The only clear win this time was a bigger one-storm total.
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