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It finally stuck – More coming with wind.

Monday, February 28th, 2011

After twio days of dashed hopes and slushy messes falling from the sky we wake up today with snow on the ground here at Alberniweather.

We have about 5cm on the porch. If you have snow please feel free to announce your accumulation and general location in the comments.

This week will be pretty active. We are likely to get more snow today and tomorrow or at least a mix of rain and snow. Another 5-10cm. Then on Wednesday it is going to get windy and it should be very rainy. Though the GFS actually has 25cm of snow falling in places on the Island between Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, I can’t believe that it won’t all fall as rain though… but you might as well know the possiblity does exist for a real dump.

That’s all I can muster for now. Have a great Monday everyone!

Update 2: Keeping the Snow dream alive

Sunday, February 27th, 2011

UPDATE 2 Be careful on the hump. It’s nasty up there.. traffic looks light, but looks very slippery.

Looks like rain only on the East Coast right now.

UPDATE 1 The slush has come.

Will it stay slush… will it switch to snow… we will watch and wish… then we’ll know.


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This is pretty funny. Everyone has been predicting snow here, me, you, EC, TWN, and all the computer models.

Today they’re predicting 5-10… tonight, another 5-10….

And how much have we got? Nothing! Not a single flake has fallen from the sky.

Nanaimo and Victoria got a few flakes here and there, but nothing on the ground. Oddly, the only place that has got anything is Vancouver.

Here’s the view in Burnaby.

So are we going to get anything at all? I don’t really think so! There seems to be a fair amount of precip on the radar, but it’s moving very quickly and doesn’t seem to really get dense until it rams into the Lower Mainland area. The dewpoint is still around 0C and the windchill is the same, so it could still fall as snow but it just seems to all be flying right over our heads.

Of course… now that I’ve said that, we’ll probably get a dump of 15cm of snow in a few hours.

Keep on the lookout :)

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