We got the full effects of LN kicking in now from March thru May
Although this persistent troffing has been cool to be a part of for the last several days
Looking forward to our first 3 day stretch of sun and 20c++
Willoughby Langley at ~320ft / Similkameeeens ~3400ft
Potential summer analogue camps.
Either 2016/2020/2021 repeat (top three pics: left - sea surface temp anomalies, centre - surface temp anomalies, right - precip anomalies)
or
1959/1962/1967/2013/2018 repeat (bottom three pics: left - sea surface temp anomalies, centre - surface temp anomalies, right - precip anomalies)
Typeing3 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 12:20 am
Potential summer analogue camps.
Either 2016/2020/2021 repeat (top three pics: left - sea surface temp anomalies, centre - surface temp anomalies, right - precip anomalies)
or
1959/1962/1967/2013/2018 repeat (bottom three pics: left - sea surface temp anomalies, centre - surface temp anomalies, right - precip anomalies)
Goof grief if it's another 2021 l wouldn't be able to handle another heat dome. seems summer TS around here are a thing of the past in these parts, perhaps too dry.
Spring seems to deliver lately though.
If we get the impression that we're the only region that busts in the winter weather department, the blizzard forecast for Winnipeg was a bust. Water equivalent of 9mm. Forecast was 30-40cm of snow.
Back to the boring today. 2021 on this day +22.6, today, probably 7c.
Cloud from last night.
Yesterday I had tiny snowballs dropping down twice. They weren't like the frozen ice hail but white, light in weight and just like mini snowballs. Are they snow pellets? They were ~ 0.5+ cm.
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Roberts Creeker wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 3:39 pm
Back to the boring today. 2021 on this day +22.6, today, probably 7c.
Cloud from last night.
Yesterday I had tiny snowballs dropping down twice. They weren't like the frozen ice hail but white, light in weight and just like mini snowballs. Are they snow pellets? They were ~ 0.5+ cm.
Nothing unusual with the photo , just someone vaping nearby.
And the snow pellets were actually spitballs, sardineman was trying out his 1971 long range bic pen to see if it still works.
7th Annual Over the Hill Grumpy Old Men Winter Classic
Wrinkle Rock Fish Pulverizers 15cm
South Sardis Stinkin Sardines 3.5cm
Forrest Gump wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 6:43 pm
Yeah I figured you should get it, snapped it while leaving Gibsons.
Speaking of odd I didn't know I was getting a 2 for 1 deal when I bought this tomato , found alfalfa sprouts growing inside
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Mt Elphi (Elphinstone) often has snow on it. My favourite view is just as you turn down the mini-Coq (bypass) and see the north shore mountains.
That must be one of those fancy GMO plants, like the potatoes on the bottom and tomatoes on the top (disclaimer: it is actually a grafted plant and not GMO).
I am growing one that did that. I forgot about it in the cupboard, the cat likes to eat them so they get kept in the cupboard. I'll plant it outside when spring arrives and see how it does. I don't think it will do well because there are going to be a lot of plants in one small area.
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seems summer TS around here are a thing of the past in these parts, perhaps too dry.
Saturdays full moon is called the pink moon.
Well, it's still got good range. Must have been a herd of 
