July 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

[Abby_wx]

39.0mm here (in 10 hours). Still raining but the radar is almost empty now.

Crazy total... seems very localized.

[Monty]

Up to 1.8mm. The sun is breaking through now though.

[tyweather]

Hottest June ever recorded globally.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/ ... 9a9d53bca7

[Forrest Gump]

Already the second wetest July day since Burke mountain began recording rainfall back in 2014.

Not much happening here and hasn't for awhile, you and Sheriff Goose need to move to white rock, other than the coolish/average temps I'd say it's been a fairly decent summer so far.

[Canada Goose]

Not much happening here and hasn't for awhile, you and Sheriff Goose need to move to white rock, other than the coolish/average temps I'd say it's been a fairly decent summer so far.

No, thank you. I love Coquitlam and I don't like very much the southwestern part of Metro Vancouver. I need to see giant trees and forests...

Finally, 38.3 mm here and 42.0 mm in Burke Mountain.

[AbbyJr]

Crazy total... seems very localized.

5.8 mm here. Lame. Bands of moisture must have been very localized. Bust out here in the valley thats for sure.

[Typeing3]

5.8 mm here. Lame. Bands of moisture must have been very localized. Bust out here in the valley thats for sure.

I probably recorded more than that in less than one hour earlier.

We had monsoon like rains this morning in Coquitlam.

[Canada Goose]

I probably recorded more than that in less than one hour earlier.

We had monsoon like rains this morning in Coquitlam.

Exactly.

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[Typeing3]

Exactly.


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64.8mm on the month now...wow. This is supposed to be July.

[Forrest Gump]

No, thank you. I love Coquitlam and I don't like very much the southwestern part of Metro Vancouver. I need to see giant trees and forests...

Finally, 38.3 mm here and 42.0 mm in Burke Mountain.

que la forêt tropicale et la beauté
du lac Buntzen soit avec vous.

So now that you've been here for awhile how do you like it compared to Quebec? And you lived in a small town in Quebec, no?

[Canada Goose]

64.8mm on the month now...wow. This is supposed to be July.

Honestly, the average on 30 years in this place (as on my place) is probably higher than that.
Port Moody Glenayre has a normal of 60.7 mm and this place is definitely drier.

[Canada Goose]

que la forêt tropicale et la beauté
du lac Buntzen soit avec vous.

So now that you've been here for awhile how do you like it compared to Quebec? And you lived in a small town in Quebec, no?

I like BC much more than QC, no question about that. It is much more beautiful. People are nicer too...
But keep in mind the most beautiful country in the world is... France, obviously. You should look at the Tour de France to be convinced.

In QC, I lived in the suburbs of Quebec City.

[Forrest Gump]

I like BC much more than QC, no question about that. It is much more beautiful. People are nicer too...
But keep in mind the most beautiful country in the world is... France, obviously. You should look at the Tour de France to be convinced.

In QC, I lived in the suburbs of Quebec City.

I like the way my wife's relatives from England say "the South of France " In an elegant manner with a heavy English accent

As a young kid I used to live on esplanade street in Montreal , right across the street from the main park in front of mount royal mountain. A lot of fond winter memories skating and playing hockey at the outdoor rinks at the park.

I used to climb onto those lion statues every chance I had

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[Typeing3]

Honestly, the average on 30 years in this place (as on my place) is probably higher than that.
Port Moody Glenayre has a normal of 60.7 mm and this place is definitely drier.

While that rings true, over 30mm in a single day in July certainly is not normal.

[Canada Goose]

While that rings true, over 30mm in a single day in July certainly is not normal.

Absolutely, excepted if it was a thunderstorm.