Here, February 8th, big winds and lots of snow. Dawn has come, as it tends to do! The sun on the bosom of the snow, is a beautiful sight.
I love the radar. You can see the clouds and swirling winds.------------------------------------------------------------- Location snow amount (cm) ------------------------------------------------------------- London Airport 20 Kitchener west 31* Waterloo - north 40* Guelph 23* Dundas 35* Hamilton - west mtn 32 Toronto - Pearson 26 Caledon 25* Orillia 39 Haliburton 23* Wiarton 27 Kaladar 30* Trenton 31 Peterborough 33* Tapley (sw Peterborough) 41* Perth 25 Centreville (nw kingstn) 17* Brockville 23* Ottawa - airport 25 Gatineau 20 Balaclava (sw Renfrew) 21* * volunteer observations
The blizzard is a combination of three weather systems: an Alberta clipper of cold air, a Texas low of warm, moist air and a powerful storm that began in the Carolinas.
Below are total snow amounts reported as of 1:00 AM Saturday.
No sooner did I use the snowblower on the driveway, than it needed to be done again. This was the frist 4" from Friday. Today, Saturday, I shall attack it again!
7 comments:
This is a big snow! I would have missed it altogether if I was not in Rye, New York visiting my daughter. We are definitely housebound!
I hope you are safe and sound during this blizzard. Clearing all that snow is hard. I remember one year, we ran out of places to put the snow. Take care!
I love those night time photos.
Record breaking amounts in the Quinte region too ... 31 cm. Let the digging begin :)
Oh my gosh Jenn! Too much white stuff. Don't spend too much time measuring it..you'll freeze your fingers. Stay warm...looks like a good time to cozy up with a cup of tea or something by the fireplace and play with the kittens.
Great post ~ having fun with Mother Nature's gift of snow ~
Carol from (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
It's kind of nice to see all the snow, it's the way it's supposed to be at this time of year! Heard it's supposed to rain on Monday.
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