May 2022 Forecasts and Discussions

[Typeing3]

First 30c of the year in Canada!
https://mobile.twitter.com/robsobs/stat ... 1583321089

[Typeing3]

12z GFS ensembles:

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12z ECMWF ensembles:

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12z GEM ensembles:

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[Canada Goose]

First 30c of the year in Canada!
https://mobile.twitter.com/robsobs/stat ... 1583321089

It was yesterday. Today 30.3°C in Maniwaki, QC.

[Roberts Creeker]

Haha thanks!



Thank you Maybe one or three of them will be weather watchers

I'm sure they'll all be snow lovers...and that's what really counts!

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

[quote=Typeing3 post_id=897202 time=1652308628 user_id=731
[/quote]That's absolutely unbelievable look how chilly it remains.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

I'm sure they'll all be snow lovers...and that's what really counts!

Not if El Neets has his way.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

On the topic of spring flooding in BC, these are the top three most infamous events in recorded history.

Yeah l thought 1972 was bad Tflood l referenced that year yesteday.
I wonder how the snow pack was in the south coast mountains and interior? how was our winter l recall a decent winter living in Point Grey that year.

[Typeing3]

It was yesterday. Today 30.3°C in Maniwaki, QC.

Yep. See the date of the tweet.

[Typeing3]

Yeah l thought 1972 was bad Tflood l referenced that year yesteday.
I wonder how the snow pack was in the south coast mountains and interior? how was our winter l recall a decent winter living in Point Grey that year.

It was a good winter. December '71 was fairly cold and quite snowy here, with a notable arctic blast towards the end of the month around Christmas. 3rd snowiest December on record at YVR. Had a decent amount of snow in January '72(much less than December, however), and another notable arctic blast at the end of the month.

Spring '72 was cool and wet, like this one so far. April 1972 was very cold, even moreso than this past month (by average mean temp) with several brushes of minor low elevation snows.

'71-72 was a moderate La Nina as well, IIRC.


Further info on the late spring 1972 flood:

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[Typeing3]

Also the March - June 1972 provincial snowpack/water supply/runoff updates:

March 1, 1972

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April 1, 1972

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May 1, 1972

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May 15, 1972

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June 1, 1972

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June 15, 1972

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[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

It was a good winter. December '71 was fairly cold and quite snowy here, with a notable arctic blast towards the end of the month around Christmas. 3rd snowiest December on record at YVR. Had a decent amount of snow in January '72(much less than December, however), and another notable arctic blast at the end of the month.

Spring '72 was cool and wet, like this one so far. April 1972 was very cold, even moreso than this past month (by average mean temp) with several brushes of minor low elevation snows.

'71-72 was a moderate La Nina as well, IIRC.

Ah yes we talked about that amazing winter before Tbud living up on 49th and Fraser that winter a white Christmas waking up to snowfalling then very cold settled in just after l remember hearing there was skating on Trout lake. That December in general your right was very cold l remember a snowfall early December.
I recall a decent snowfall event in January 72, February was meh. March l remember more snow.
April 72 we moved to Point Grey and the early April thunder snow event l remember,
it's one of those winters l'll never forget.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Lovely seeing afew winter members lurking about during this extremely chilly spring. it's currently 10c @ the pond in south Sardis and mostly cloudy.

[stuffradio]

The CFSv2 Monthly from today is showing a cooler than normal June in parts of SW BC and it's almost wetter than normal too.

[Hawk]

The CFSv2 Monthly from today is showing a cooler than normal June in parts of SW BC and it's almost wetter than normal too.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

The CFSv2 Monthly from today is showing a cooler than normal June in parts of SW BC and it's almost wetter than normal too.

Whew! Stuffy bear hine l was starting to sweat over the possibility of our annual heat dome.