June 2021 Forecasts And Discussions

[Typeing3]

It's also a period of 10 days. Here from June 11 to June 20.

Interesting. I have never heard it used in that context before.

[Canada Goose]

Interesting. I have never heard it used in that context before.

It's much more significative than the daily records.

[Glacier]

^I'm confused by what you mean by "second decade of June". Usually decade is a term used to denote 10 years like the time period of 2010-2020.

It sounds like french lingo (the French love to metricize everything after all), but makes perfect sense when you think about it. Daily records are stupid and unimpressive because they are broken all the time.

[PortKells]

Hot enough to kill.

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[Typeing3]

Hot enough to kill.



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Would love to see some 100s across the lower mainland.

[PortKells]

Would love to see some 100s across the lower mainland.

That would definitely kill off a few folks without A/C. Older people especially.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Hot enough to kill.



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That's going to be absolutely insane yuck.
Reached a comfortable high of 24.6c in south Sardis today.

[Roberts Creeker]

Hot enough to kill.

Hopefully it verifies, just like all those fabulous 2 m snow forecasts we drool over.

[PortKells]

Hopefully it verifies, just like all those fabulous 2 m snow forecasts we drool over.

Its true. Snow could potentially harm people as well. I will say that people more commonly have heating than cooling here in the LM because colder temperatures used to be more common and extreme. People need A/C in our current climate because it just gets too hot.

Also I'm bitter because I hate heatwaves. Enjoy the heat T3...looks like the cooldown is not too far after which should feel extra nice.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Its true. Snow could potentially harm people as well. I will say that people more commonly have heating than cooling here in the LM because colder temperatures used to be more common and extreme. People need A/C in our current climate because it just gets too hot.

Also I'm bitter because I hate heatwaves. Enjoy the heat T3...looks like the cooldown is not too far after which should feel extra nice.

Agreed AC is becoming more common place in inland regions of the Lower Mainland, we have one.
Yah it's looking like the cool down could come in time for Canada day.

[Monty]

Hopefully it verifies, just like all those fabulous 2 m snow forecasts we drool over.

So true. Pretty much all the extreme model solutions we see in the medium and long range (cold, snow, wind, rain, heat) get toned down to some extent as the time frame nears.

[Roberts Creeker]

SWS we might reach 28 on Monday...

[Monty]

The GEM and its ensemble are absolutely scorching hot for the last week of June.

[PortKells]

The GEM and its ensemble are absolutely scorching hot for the last week of June.

Its pretty much set in stone. Heat doesn't disappear from the models like cold does, in my incredibly biased view.

[Typeing3]

Its true. Snow could potentially harm people as well. I will say that people more commonly have heating than cooling here in the LM because colder temperatures used to be more common and extreme. People need A/C in our current climate because it just gets too hot.

Also I'm bitter because I hate heatwaves. Enjoy the heat T3...looks like the cooldown is not too far after which should feel extra nice.

Typically you need heating in climates where winter temps average below 5-10c.

You don't really need A/C unless summer temps average over 30-32c... and even then, with relatively cool nights (below 15-16c), it's not needed. Hence why our current climate does not warrant A/C being built in houses (unlike some locales in southern Ontario).