April 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

woke up this morning to a "special weather statement" on the environment Canada app and have to admit my first thoughts were that my phone's software was shot and was bringing things up from November

quite windy today but brilliant in the sun

Ah yeah Moon person, reminds me of that old classic t.v. show Time tunnel.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Winterlike

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WT...Heck wait 7 more months please Mr. Maps.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

I am at 83mm so far still pouring!!!

I must admit when l first read this l thought l missed Johnnys birthday.

[AbbyJr]

Despite it still being only 5C around 1:30 this afternoon, I managed to hit a high of 12C once the sun came out and winds calmed.

[Forrest Gump]

Brutal hike at Burke Mountain near 350m. Was completely sunny at 930am but got pelted by heavy hail and snow at 1pm. It did stick a bit in shaded spots. Completely unprepared for that.

Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

Good one Gumps l was thinking pay back from the weather gods.

[Forrest Gump]

He's baaack...from the gym, sardineman is now a lean mean thank you making machine!

[Abby_wx]

Despite it still being only 5C around 1:30 this afternoon, I managed to hit a high of 12C once the sun came out and winds calmed.

Get this... my high was 13.1C at noon, and my low was 5.1C at 1:48 pm.

[Roberts Creeker]

I was surprised there weren't any wind warnings, maybe I missed them. I was on the ferry about to leave Horseshoe Bay and heard parts of the announcements on the Nanaimo bound ferry including 95 km/hr winds, make sure your parking brake is on, etc. As I watched her depart I felt like I was watching the Titanic sail off. Checked their Departures/Arrivals page and saw this: Weather delay. Strong winds. Departure as soon as it is safe.

Our route H Bay to Langdale is very sheltered so no problems there. Met a friend and his son on board and they were raving about the Deep Cove donuts, will have to put that on my to do list one of these trips.

Unlike many on here, I had sunshine all day for my travels through to Burnaby and at home. Quite windy at home and at times during the day but no precip except a few drops.

[Storm]

Frosty roofs this morning.

[Monty]

0.3C here for a low this morning

[PortKells]

Anyone see the snowstorm in Calgary no wonder the flames got doused so easily.

[Typeing3]

Frosty and near freezing earlier this AM. Low of 1.4C.

[Typeing3]

Looks like we will end April with nearly 200mm of rain at the North Coquitlam station. Hope to see a nice dry stretch with several 20C+ days soon.

[Canada Goose]

Anyone see the snowstorm in Calgary no wonder the flames got doused so easily.

From EC:

Weather summary
for Alberta
issued by Environment Canada
at 7:46 a.m. MDT Sunday 28 April 2019.

Discussion.

A developing low pressure system brought mixed precipitation, strong
winds and blowing snow to much of Alberta this weekend. This strong
system has not yet left the province so more reports are expected,
this summary will be updated as more information becomes available.

The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment and Climate Change Canada as of 07:30 MST Sunday, April
28.

1. Summary of snowfall in centimetres:

Carrot Creek: 30
Rimbey: 30
Edson: 20
Edmonton: 5-14
Red Deer: 17
Sylvan Lake: 30
Innisfail: 13
Whitecourt: 12
Rocky Mountain House area: 13
Airdrie: 20
Calgary: 10-15
Sundre: 9
Nordegg: 18

2. Summary of peak winds in km/h:

Sheerness: 96
Social Plains: 93
Calgary: 80
Barons: 98
Bassano: 94
Mossleigh: 89
Travers: 106
Iron Springs: 102
Fort Macleod: 98
Champion: 96
Brocket: 107
Stavely: 96
Medicine Hat: 96
Lethbridge: 87
Milk River: 96
Pakowki Lake: 91

Not out of the ordinary at this time of year, though...