will the Knucklers continue to impress. 
will the Flamers continue to get blown out. 
oh wait the weather who knows it's a super El Nino all bets are off the table. 
were a month away from my favorite month and my 1st egg grog. 
Heavy rain on Thursday? 
2006/07 was one of my favourite winters here. Very dynamic in terms of major weather events. Back to back windstorms, Atmospheric Rivers, and the epic November snowstorm and arctic blast. Even January performed well with a decent snowfall and cold period. I’d love to see a repeat.stuffradio wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 1:30 pm One of the Seattle twitter accounts yesterday referred to November 2006. Windstorms, rainstorms and snow and we also had decent snow for December and Jan 2007 had a very cold blast. I was going to UFV at the time in Abbotsford and I was in class when the November 2006 snowstorm started. I had to run a couple blocks to catch the next bus to Mission due to the ice/snow on the road.
Yeah l remember that fondly living in Maple Ridge at the time,AbbyJr wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 3:45 pm 2006/07 was one of my favourite winters here. Very dynamic in terms of major weather events. Back to back windstorms, Atmospheric Rivers, and the epic November snowstorm and arctic blast. Even January performed well with a decent snowfall and cold period. I’d love to see a repeat.
One of the special parts about the November 2006 snowstorm was how it was so unexpected. I didn't look at the models back then but from what I understand, the models failed big time on that one and didn't pick up on it until the last minute. I do remember a last minute change in the forecast from chance of flurries to heavy snow with up to 50cm possible. I remember looking at the updated forecast and running downstairs announcing to my family how excited I was that we were going to get buried in lots of snow. I was still in high school at the time. I definitely enjoyed the couple snow days I got from that blizzard. Would be nice to a see a repeat.SouthSardiswx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 5:10 pm Yeah l remember that fondly living in Maple Ridge at the time,
More on my memories of that winter later.
Kinda looks like El.Neety might need some prep H with that.
l remember the forecasted flurries and then in the early evening the snow was just dumping down heavy wet snow.AbbyJr wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:00 pm One of the special parts about the November 2006 snowstorm was how it was so unexpected. I didn't look at the models back then but from what I understand, the models failed big time on that one and didn't pick up on it until the last minute. I do remember a last minute change in the forecast from chance of flurries to heavy snow with up to 50cm possible. I remember looking at the updated forecast and running downstairs announcing to my family how excited I was that we were going to get buried in lots of snow. I was still in high school at the time. I definitely enjoyed the couple snow days I got from that blizzard. Would be nice to a see a repeat.
∞ to 0.5 
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