❄️NOVEMBER ☔

NOVEMBER	rain(mm)	snow(cm)
2013	68	20
2014	15	26
2015	54
2016	39	25
2017	84	10
2018		94            40

Wed. Nov. 28

Tu., Nov. 27 – 

It's rolling counter clockwise Tuesday.

Monday, Nov. 26 – 20mm

We woke to fog, with a major storm on the way. It looks as if we have rain, not snow. I'd truly prefer snow! 

Saturday, Nov. 24

Freezing rain warning. This storm is rolling up the continent. Happily, it was just rain!

Thursday, Nov.22

Sun., Nov.18

Nov. 15

It's another cold day, today, with a storm on the way.

Nov. 14 

#SeeSnowGoSlow Winter driving conditions on #Hwy400 north of Toronto https://t.co/UFRvt7DviX

— Sgt Kerry Schmidt (@OPP_HSD) November 14, 2018

Nov. 13  – interesting patterns!

Nov. 9 – Snow is on its way!

A strange radar blip! I collected it and melted it: 9.65mm.

Nov. 6

There is a huge storm system, rolling up the continent. The Maritimes, out est, still have power outages from the last storm. They are warning that this storm will bring winds. 

Can you see Perth??!! RAIN!!!!

Nov. 1  – 14.8 mm

Historical Data

Massive rains in 2017. Snow this month.  There was only 4.5cm snow in 2016. November brings a mix of rain, snow, sleet and hail. I continue to melt the snow, to determine the amount of water in a snowfall.

The 'snow to ice ratio' or Snow Ratio expresses how much volume of snow you get for a given volume of water. Typically a ratio of 10:1 (ten to one) means that every 10 inches of snowfall equals one inch of liquid water.

Snow to Water Ratios - Space Math @ NASA