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Updated 1:00PM – Snow moving up Island this morning. Monitor radar and Drive BC
Updated 1PM – East Vancouver Island Snowfall Warning Issued. We’re tougher in Port Alberni, we don’t get a snowfall warning for “only” 5-10cm. 😉 12:27 PM PST Tuesday 05 January 2016 Snowfall warning in effect for: East Vancouver Island Snowfall, with total amounts of 5 to 10 cm is expected. Snow will continue over East…
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Updated 10AM : Unexpected Monday morning Snow in Nanaimo. Possibly more coming.
Updated 10AM: https://twitter.com/alberniweather/status/684069598027620353 Updated 9:15AM Latest Radar is showing another wave of precipitation/possible snow coming over the Strait towards Nanaimo/Parksville. (not likely to reach as far as Port Alberni). UPDATED 8AM There was nothing in Port Alberni or Parksville at 6AM or 6:45AM when I was there but then I looked up from my iPad…
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It was warmer at the North Pole – Dry until Monday – Earthquake Stats
Weather remaining the same The weather is going to remain pretty much the same for the next few days as we are in a high pressure area. The Fog is likely to stay through most of the day. If it does clear up overnight it will get down to around -3ºC or -5ºC. There is…
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4.8M Earthquake hits Victoria. No Tsunami Warning at This Time.
Final Update 12:00AM Remember, if you are not actually in physical danger.. there is no need to call 911. No Tsunami Expected (see link below). Hopefully no one is hurt, I can’t imagine an earthquake of that magnitude doing significant damage but it is always possible. Take care everyone. And by the way, it’s snowing a…
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Final final Update – 10AM Sunday – Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say when it snows the day after Christmas Day.
Final final update – 10AM Sunday. Official snow measurement. Drying out Sunday/Monday. Here’s the official Alberniweather ruler measurement! 🙂 8cm. Precipitation should end later this morning and it should be a good day for sliding! Weee! Monday will be dry. Final Update 6 – 12AM – Latest model run still expects significant snowfall but plenty…
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