Nov. 30 MORE rain!
Nov. 29 – Dodged the freezing rain!
Busses canceled, but Meals on Wheels went on as usual. Ottawa had freezing rain. We in southeastern Ontario just had a wet day.
Nov. 28 - Signs of things to come!
Nov. 24 More: 6.35 cm this a.m., 12.35 cm snow this month!
Nov. 23
Nov. 22 Something on the way!
A weakening Colorado low is bringing in some snow and rain later tomorrow and Thursday to S. Ontario. 5-8cm of snow possible before it warms pic.twitter.com/mea8IOORuq— Andy Costa (@AndyBlizzard87) November 22, 2016
Have a look at the difference in #GreatLakes water temps between now and this time in 2014. Up to 8C warmer...impressive! h/t Brian Bernard pic.twitter.com/HM88tyzTFd— Dave Sills (@dave_sills) November 22, 2016
Nov. 21 ~Worse overnight: 17.78 cm and falling, wind blowing
Snow totals from EC as of 10am:
Ottawa 15
Gatineau 12
Vankleek 8
Pembroke 20-30
Renfrew 15-20
Deep River 24
Bancroft 11
Cornwall 10-15
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| Snowfall totals: 9 a.m. Nov. 21 Ian Black, CBC |
Our crews are working as quickly and safely as possible to restore power to over 14,000 customers. Visit our app for up-dated ETRs.
— Hydro One (@HydroOne) November 21, 2016
Nov. 20 A little rain: 5.3 mm, changed to snow by 7:45.
Crews are responding to 109 outages affecting over 8,000 customers. Thank you for your patience.— Hydro One (@HydroOne) November 20, 2016
2 squalls off 2 bodies of water; Lake Huron & Georgian Bay @weathernetwork teams covering #onstorm @NBissonauth @StormhunterTWN @SBradburyTV pic.twitter.com/cleP33kMb5— Jeff Harrington (@JHarringtonTV) November 20, 2016
Snow has definitely begun across E. Ont. Amounts up to 25cm possible by late Monday. Blizzard like conditions possible tonight. #onstorm pic.twitter.com/gEVzIoWnY3— Andy Costa (@AndyBlizzard87) November 20, 2016
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Nov. 19th - we have a warning!
About 4000 without power in Thunder Bay. I was out working in a sweatshirt.
Nov. 16 Some rain: 3.6 mm
Nov. 11th Wicked winds and Hydro outages
With 78 incidents affecting 7,763 customers, visit https://t.co/4NWDVVJIYc for local updates. Call 1-800-434-1235 to report outages #ONstorm pic.twitter.com/pXDevLCzaa— Hydro One (@HydroOne) November 11, 2016
Nov. 8 Little rains: 0.58
Nov. 3 Big rains: 7.366 mm
"Recently obtained data from the Great Lakes Environmental Research Agency has indicated that the average surface water temperature across all five of the Great Lakes is presently at least 3 C above normal for this time of year, and at least 4 C above normal for the lakes surrounding the most densely populated region of Canada."
4 comments:
You seem to have good knowledge in metereology. One probably must when one lives in a country with extreme weather conditions.
It's my understanding that those warm lakes will be giving us lots of snow during the early part of the winter.
We sure had a LOT of rain overnight. I'm so glad it was warm! Sad for my friend whose basement flooded though.
Most of the snow's gone here too.
Meanwhile in Brant County of more southern Ontario I can still hear the occasional Spring Peeper calling. (It is +5 and windy here at 7:30 p.m.)
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