Reflections from Crumbly Acres: October Weather

Here is my monthly summary of weather, in reverse order! I keep a record in the 'pages' section. November has begun with rain.

Oct. 31 – cold, windy, big clouds

Here, it was a lovely week.

However, here was Iqualuit!

Why trick-or-treating was postponed in #Iqaluit. #NUstorm pic.twitter.com/JW7Kdue4m6
— Jane Sponagle (@jsponagle) October 31, 2017

final total

Oct. 30 – 83 mm overnight, massive rains!

Videos roll in from Ottawa!

Batch 3: Rural and urban areas of the capital are getting soaked. Looks like the Strathcona Park playground is too. https://t.co/YafWHhX1tD pic.twitter.com/Nov8yPgHcX
— Andrew Foote (@amkfoote) October 30, 2017

Batch 2 from Bank/Riverside and downed trees in Centretown. https://t.co/YafWHhX1tD pic.twitter.com/e1mTvEXbVc
— Andrew Foote (@amkfoote) October 30, 2017

@YGKTraffic Rona Parking Lot on Princess Street, Kingston Ontario. pic.twitter.com/uQITWpMsuf
— Paul O'Toole (@NikonD7200Paul) October 30, 2017

It is that kind of Monday in Ottawa #ottnews @ctvottawa pic.twitter.com/JmtDiMSJFw
— Graham Richardson (@grahamctv) October 30, 2017

Between @HydroOne and @hydroottawa it's a mess of winds out there! pic.twitter.com/H6WJTNcjPo
— Jennifer Jilks🇨🇦 (@jennjilks) October 30, 2017

Big winds this afternoon.
October weather from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.

There is rain, heavy rain and snow in Ontario!

Oct. 29 – 79 mm overnight!

Oct. 28 – all night: 25.4mm

Weather is moving in. Could be worse, could be better!

Oct. 24 – 20 mm!

A lovely drive home, with ribbons of clouds.

Oct. 23 – something is coming! Tuesday (24th) there were power outages...

Oct. 16

A horrid wind and thunder storm. Lots are still without power across the south and southeast of the province.

Toronto was hit badly, but they are on the mend.

#Update Power almost fully restored in Toronto after winds knocked down trees, power lines https://t.co/tH96jRaOtc pic.twitter.com/6S1r3nRKGT
— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 16, 2017

Meantime Ophelia is approaching the UK.

Oct. 15 – wind warnings across southern Ontario, 9mm last night

Oct. 13

Oct. 11th – more rain!

Oct. 9th – Here comes former Hurricane Nate: 12.7mm

Oct 8 – We'll see what Hurricane Nate brings us!

Meantime, there was a storm surge after Nate blew through.

We are fighting Hurricane force winds funneling through parking garage with #stormsurge continuing to rise in Biloxi !! #HurricaneNate !! pic.twitter.com/woX5OQa4eK
— Mike Theiss (@MikeTheiss) October 8, 2017