March 2025 Forecasts And Discussions

[wetcoast91]

This will start the rapid melt on the ski hills. Ski season is over and you wonder if the endless parade of mild systems will completely erode the alpine snow before the dry season.

The forecast the next 2 weeks is absolutely abysmal. We are probably not going to see an extended dry spell until June or July.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

This will start the rapid melt on the ski hills. Ski season is over and you wonder if the endless parade of mild systems will completely erode the alpine snow before the dry season.

The forecast the next 2 weeks is absolutely abysmal. We are probably not going to see an extended dry spell until June or July.

It's all pineapple propaganda.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Isn't this what we do already.

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[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

l didn't know that Doc Harris passed away back in Oct 2024, l grew up listening to Doc first on CKLG in the mid 70's and then on CKNW where he did mostly fill ins he was one of the funnier DJ's locally. Also recently on March 11th Bob Rivers passed away his Twisted Tunes were funny. Bob worked at various radio stations in the Seattle market for 25 years KZOK, KJR FM and KISW.
It's currently 5c and raining at the pond in south Sardis.

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[Storm]

This will start the rapid melt on the ski hills. Ski season is over and you wonder if the endless parade of mild systems will completely erode the alpine snow before the dry season.

The forecast the next 2 weeks is absolutely abysmal. We are probably not going to see an extended dry spell until June or July.

No idea what on earth are you talking about. Whistler forecasts says otherwise.

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Plenty of Alpine snow on the way.

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[Nordelian]

Isn't this what we do already. Screenshot_20250322-225725.png

No it's not what we do already...

[stuffradio]

It has been raining cats and dogs.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

It has been raining cats and dogs.

And sardines too Stuffs.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

No it's not what we do already...

E.C. has not been very accurate over the years since cost cutting. IMO and look at all the botched forecasts and warnings.

[Abby_wx]

38.6 mm since yesterday evening.

[John]

No idea what on earth are you talking about. Whistler forecasts says otherwise. Screenshot_20250323_115808_Chrome.jpgScreenshot_20250323_115909_Chrome.jpg

Plenty of Alpine snow on the way.
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He does this alll the time better not to react

Incredible amount of snow in the Alpine

[Weather101]

I've come to realize that for many, if it's not your own house burning down or floating away, you may as well be watching a movie about it. It's a thing that's only real to people if it's at their doorstep. And even when it does happen, you can quickly blame the government for not protecting you and rebuilding your property fast enough. Building wood homes in tinder dry forests was never the problem.

The smoke waves we seem to have moved the goalposts on. We can still point to some random summer in the 60's that got bad. Or the 1800's when settlers were lighting fire to forests to create farmland. Climate change (Sorry if I'm not allowed to say that here) is still but a far off fiction that will affect future generations if we don't cut emissions 10% by 2180 by driving luxury EVs and recycling.

Surviving the day to day grind of this era requires these kinds of coping mechanisms. If you don't have them, well you'll just be depressed, which does absolutely nothing for anyone, least of all yourself. Live life, burn oil and be happy in the moment.

Great post

[AbbyJr]

I'm at 50.5mm so far for today.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

I'm at 50.5mm so far for today.

Since midnight 46.9mm in the pond in south Sardis.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

He does this alll the time better not to react

Incredible amount of snow in the Alpine

John!