November 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

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Back in my younger day's Gump I had a van a bike and a chick. :lol:
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Forrest Gump wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:01 am How many Vitog pills did you take? You're flying higher than Hughcorn and w101 put together :lol:
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:oops: Euro's running must be quiet you can here a pin drop. :D 12Z Euro looks different than the 00Z from last night lows are lining up.
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2025-2026 Snowfall - ZERO.OOcm

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Sardisbcwx wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 2:27 am The 06Z GFS looks wetter towards mid to late next week, same as the 00Z GFS, 2 consistent runs in a row in the mid range at least. Carrots are back 384Hr. :roll:
This map is consistent with what Big White, east of Kelowna, is showing for a prediction. They're calling for 10-14 CM of snow a week from today.
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-3.2C on my non-accurate thermometer. Very dry.
Around -6C in Pitt Meadows and -8C in Delta Burns Bog.
I can't wait to see the Tmin in YVR... :lol:

With 85.7mm, Nov. 2019 will be the 12th driest November in YVR.
Year to date is only 769.9mm; 2019 could be in the top15 of the driest years.
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Wow still -2c out @ Hope they may not crack 0c today, Lytton-6c so the Arctic fizzle fart is entrenched out there l'm @ 1.6c.
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Looks like were doing the splits, one step away from the s***ts. Let's just get some precipitation down here and see what happens.
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Canada Goose wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:56 am -3.2C on my non-accurate thermometer. Very dry.
Around -6C in Pitt Meadows and -8C in Delta Burns Bog.
I can't wait to see the Tmin in YVR... :lol:

With 85.7mm, Nov. 2019 will be the 12th driest November in YVR.
Year to date is only 769.9mm; 2019 could be in the top15 of the driest years.
Give yourself a ticket Goose for inaccurate readings. :lol:
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Sardisbcwx wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 10:50 am Hey Abby Sr. I picked up mine from Amazon U.S. the display that comes with the unit is tiny. So I went through Ecowitt.com to get the HP2551-C display the one I posted is much nicer I purchased using a paypal account awesome ppl to deal with. I'll post some pics later of my backyard set up. The temperature sensor I couldn't place on my shed due to it heating up on the outside so I purchased a mini spec Stevenson screen through a company in the U.K. it works fantastic I looked at some of the temperature shields but they all have issues as far as reading too high. like I said I'll post some pics. later but I'm hanging Christmas lights today. And probably freezing my arse off. :D
It definitely sounds like you've put a lot of work into your setup -- that's what I like to hear. :clap:

The Ecowitt stations look pretty good. How's the rain gauge accuracy?

The worst thing about Davis is their rain gauge. It seems like quality on the surface, but the accuracy isn't there. The other annoying thing is you can't separate the rain gauge and the thermo-hygro unit.., at least not without modifying the station.

It used to be that nothing could touch Davis for accuracy, but it's not 2005 anymore. It seems like the lower budget stations are really beginning to compete. I think Davis still comes out on top for temperature, but almost anything else can be done as good or better by the cheaper options.
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Fall/Winter 2025/26
Low min: -5.0C (Feb 20th)
Low max: 2.8C (Feb 19th)
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I read what happened on the other forum and it's the same old crap from them, Tim pisses everyone off, Snowwizzard gets depressed, and everyone fights when the models flip flop 15 days out, Not worth even posting even tho its fun to call them out.
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Canada Goose wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:56 am -3.2C on my non-accurate thermometer. Very dry.
Around -6C in Pitt Meadows and -8C in Delta Burns Bog.
I can't wait to see the Tmin in YVR... :lol:

With 85.7mm, Nov. 2019 will be the 12th driest November in YVR.
Year to date is only 769.9mm; 2019 could be in the top15 of the driest years.
I'm inclined to mostly believe that Burns Bog reading. It may be off by a bit, but it's totally believable that's a cold spot. The lack of mineral soil at the surface in a peat bog makes for a ground surface with abnormally low heat capacity. As such, bogs often experience temperature extremes. This works both ways: I've been able to harvest wild cranberries shirtless on fall days that would normally be too crisp to do that comfortably, simply because the sun's out and the local temperature has quickly warmed to summery levels.
It's called clown range for a reason.
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Cypress today. 18z has lots of mountain snow. Looks good to me.
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prolly 9cm of packed snow on a grassy slope..the snow on sides of left side trees prolly snow machined onto >>looks good to get people to buy seasons passes
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