Forrest Gump wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 9:03 pm
Humidity? What humidity? Like I said a few times before ,to me it's a non starter,a nothing burger around these parts , rarely does it feel muggy to me. Humidity here compared to back east, Montreal ,Toronto,etc is like night and day. I have felt high humidity at 30° in Montreal and it felt like a sauna . I have never felt anything near that here in BC.
That's what I'm saying...no humidity today so 31 is feeling fine unless ur Bono. Yes we have had some humid days here..we don't always have 30c and dry. Like last year at 44c. How did you all like that 3 day stretch?
Tell em Bono..how was it? You survived!!
Looking forward to our first 3 day stretch of sun and 20c++
Willoughby Langley at ~320ft / Similkameeeens ~3400ft
Slytyguy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 10:48 pm
Hope everybody’s enjoying summer now that it has finally arrived. Looking like a triple dip nina is in the cards. Hope it brings us an active fall and a snowy winter! Enjoy the sun everyone
Slyts enjoy the fall errr summer we'll catch
you in the winter for another fantastic sesaon of illegal snowfall measurements.
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SouthSardiswx wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 10:36 pm
The Lions don't need a quarterback
The Canucks may not have JT Miller back Mack
At least there not Toronto teams l wonder who always seem to be right down under.
Enjoying a nice evening on the deck few bevys looking forward to the return of fall next week.
Looks like your slyty buddy just paid us a slyty visit.
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Forrest Gump wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 9:03 pm
Humidity? What humidity? Like I said a few times before ,to me it's a non starter,a nothing burger around these parts , rarely does it feel muggy to me. Humidity here compared to back east, Montreal ,Toronto,etc is like night and day. I have felt high humidity at 30° in Montreal and it felt like a sauna . I have never felt anything near that here in BC.
Totally agree.
Humidity here is nothing like back east (southern Ontario and southern Quebec). It barely ever registers, and even during our worst stretches never rivals what it's like there on a regular basis.
I dislike the summer weather there because it feels like stepping into a steam room the instant you step outside with temps of 28-35c common but 40c-45c with the humidity. Can't sweat properly, hands get all clammy and it has that distinct subtropical smell. Gross.
Hawk wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 10:49 pm
That's what I'm saying...no humidity today so 31 is feeling fine unless ur Bono. Yes we have had some humid days here..we don't always have 30c and dry. Like last year at 44c. How did you all like that 3 day stretch?
Tell em Bono..how was it? You survived!!
Humidity of any substance is non-existent, a non topic around here, for 365 days a year, maybe some elevated humidity for 1 day on leap year.
Tellem Goose! Merci beaucoup!
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Typeing3 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 11:09 pm
Totally agree.
Humidity here is nothing like back east (southern Ontario and southern Quebec). It barely ever registers, and even during our worst stretches never rivals what it's like there on a regular basis.
I dislike the summer weather there because it feels like stepping into a steam room the instant you step outside with temps of 28-35c common but 40c-45c with the humidity. Can't sweat properly, hands get all clammy and it has that distinct subtropical smell. Gross.
I'll take a dry 45c day over a humid 30c day.
Singapore had that steamy mist feel to it so l can imagine what you mean about Ontario/Quebec,
Thumid.
Forrest Gump wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 11:14 pm
Humidity of any substance is non-existent, a non topic around here, for 365 days a year, maybe some elevated humidity for 1 day on leap year.
Tellem Goose! Merci beaucoup!
People who complain about the "humid" summers here obviously have never been to any other parts of Canada (outside of the north, Newfoundland and interior BC valleys), where it's much more of an issue. Relatively speaking in that regard our summers are a cakewalk.
Typeing3 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 11:18 pm
People who complain about the "humid" summers here obviously have never been to any other parts of Canada (outside of the north, Newfoundland and interior BC valleys), where it's much more of an issue. Relatively speaking in that regard our summers are a cakewalk.
Yeah, I have to laugh and roll my eyes whenever I hear someone say "it feels humid"...ah poor baby . I think it's the same people that say they feel cold,chilled to the bones at +8° because the dampness goes right through them, , -8 in Alberta feels warmer
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Early morning shot of the moon and Venus anyone have a chance to see the 5 planets lined up? I haven't suppose to be visible before sunrise. It's an amazing 17c and clear skies at the pond in south Sardis.
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enjoy the fall errr summer we'll catch
looking forward to the return of fall next week. 
. I think it's the same people that say they feel cold,chilled to the bones at +8° because the dampness goes right through them, 