January 2022 Forecasts and Discussions

[Bonovox]

Storm man has already alluded to this, but tomorrow morning is definitely in play. Moisture around and temps hovering near freezing.

[Roberts Creeker]

Who got snow this am? I don't think I got any precip at all...

I had 3cm left of very wet heavy snow this morning, snow and rain since then and wind

[Flakey]

Although it won’t be the champagne powder type of snow, I think we’ll get some surprises over the next few days.

I have commented in the past that overrunning events used to be very common when I was growing up in the 70/80's but we seem to now go from cold to rain without the big snow events .

[Bonovox]

I have commented in the past that overrunning events used to be very common when I was growing up in the 70/80's but we seem to now go from cold to rain without the big snow events .

Definitely has been the trend over the last few years.

[AbbyJr]

https://twitter.com/wx_washington/statu ... 75936?s=20

[stuffradio]

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[Catnip]

Storm man has already alluded to this, but tomorrow morning is definitely in play. Moisture around and temps hovering near freezing.

May come down to precipitation intensity.

[Catnip]

I have commented in the past that overrunning events used to be very common when I was growing up in the 70/80's but we seem to now go from cold to rain without the big snow events .

Seems to be that it’s usually the overrunning events that lead (or used to lead) to our biggest snowfalls.

[Forrest Gump]

No more snow for the foreseeable future...that was news 1130's opening news headline an hour ago. I wonder what their definition of foreseeable future is?

[Bonovox]

May come down to precipitation intensity.

Probably. The whole column of air is below freezing though over Eastern Metro Vancouver. Makes you go hmmm.

[Catnip]

No more snow for the foreseeable future...that was news 1130's opening news headline an hour ago. I wonder what their definition of foreseeable future is?

News1130 > CityNews 1130

[Flakey]

Seems to be that it’s usually the overrunning events that lead (or used to lead) to our biggest snowfalls.

I just remember huge snowfalls seemed to always happen after a cold snap. This was especially true if you were away from the water. YVR may not have even registered many of these events.

[Typeing3]

FWIW, the 18z HRDPS just shows cold rain showers until the end of the run on Tuesday morning.

[Catnip]

Probably. The whole column of air is below freezing though over Eastern Metro Vancouver. Makes you go hmmm.

Good point Bonoman!

[Typeing3]

I just remember huge snowfalls seemed to always happen after a cold snap. This was especially true if you were away from the water. YVR may not have even registered many of these events.

YVR used to score big sometimes with those overrunning events in the 70s.