November 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

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Re: November 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

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Sardisbcwx wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:41 pm El Nito cancelled ski season, like last year when someone postponed their Big White trip based on El Nitos prediction but it was actually brilliant up there. :lol:
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Storm wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:43 pmMount Washington
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Oh yes Gumps l was going to mention Nimbus and Nimbus-cile are 2 different members. Wasn't sure if you knew or not.
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Hawk wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:32 pm Words of dismay and depression. So much promise and now this?
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Sardisbcwx wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:47 pm Oh yes Gumps l was going to mention Nimbus and Nimbus-cile are 2 different members. Wasn't sure if you knew or not.
What do you take me as , a nimbuscile?
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Sardisbcwx wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:43 pm Hey Weedwacker when's your new movie coming out A 101 Buds. :lol:
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Since we have an outflow wind event coming up, I figured I'd bring up a point for discussion.

Maybe its just me, but I've noticed that NE outflow winds don't cause nearly as many widespread power outages here in the valley, even when they gust 90+ km/h as winds from the S and SW often do. Is there any explanation for this?

I've wondered if the below zero temperatures, often associated with NE windstorms, affects how easily the branches break? That and or the power lines are sheltered from the NE direction?
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AbbyJr wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:14 pm Since we have an outflow wind event coming up, I figured I'd bring up a point for discussion.

Maybe its just me, but I've noticed that NE outflow winds don't cause nearly as many widespread power outages here in the valley, even when they gust 90+ km/h as winds from the S and SW often do. Is there any explanation for this?

I've wondered the below zero temperatures, often associated with NE windstorms, affects how easily the branches break. That and or the power lines are sheltered from the NE direction.
Most trees don't have leaves on them by this time of year was always my thought and the ground isn't usually as saturated.
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Weather101 wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:15 pm Most trees don't have leaves on them by this time of year was always my thought and the ground isn't usually as saturated.
Good point, but S and SW windstorms this time of year often cause widespread damage, so the leaves can not be the only factor. The level of saturation on the ground probably plays a big role. Usually during S SW wind storms, the ground is very moist whereas during outflow events, the ground is dry. That could be it perhaps? Though if I recall, the December 2008 outflow windstorm caused widespread outages around Abbotsford. Could just be the luck of the draw?
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wetcoast91 wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:02 pm +EPO and a +PNA setup = a very wet and mild forecast.

I think Mount Baker and Whistler Blackcomb could fair well.
I'm ok with wet and mild, at least until Christmas. Thumbs up to wet and warm until then. Got work to do, ain't no time for that white stuff right now. Although the mountains could use some.
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AbbyJr wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:19 pm Good point, but S and SW windstorms this time of year often cause widespread damage, so the leaves can not be the only factor. The level of saturation on the ground probably plays a big role. Usually during S SW wind storms, the ground is very moist whereas during outflow events, the ground is dry. That could be it perhaps? Though if I recall, the December 2008 outflow windstorm caused widespread outages around Abbotsford. Could just be the luck of the draw?
Well the windstorm we had in September what direction was that? I never seen so many broken trees in Richmond and in my area but all the trees were still covered in leaves and saturation does play a role.
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Weather101 wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:23 pm Well the windstorm we had in September what direction was that? I never seen so many broken trees in Richmond and in my area but all the trees were still covered in leaves and saturation does play a role.
I don't remember that windstorm but maybe it didn't affect the valley.
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Radar wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:21 pm I'm ok with wet and mild, at least until Christmas. Thumbs up to wet and warm until then. Got work to do, ain't no time for that white stuff right now. Although the mountains could use some.
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AbbyJr wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:32 pm I don't remember that windstorm but maybe it didn't affect the valley.
Or was it October? I don't remember now but it was impressive as f*ck it was the day the Canucks played Washington so had to be mid October
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