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No rain in sight – Varying heat – Bomber flies again today
Update 7:40AM https://twitter.com/alberniweather/status/633292908460838912 https://twitter.com/alberniweather/status/633287607015727104 Aside from what looks like thunderstorm activity in the Interior, all the rainfall stays either well to the West and North touching only as close as Port Hardy and far to the East in Alberta. The super long range out 16 days to past the end of the month looks the…
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Chance of rain mostly dries up. Small fire reported just outside Alberni Harbour.
I wanted to post something yesterday but the forecast kept changing. Below you can see that change in the 24hr forecast that was produced Tuesday, then last night. Notice in Vancouver in particular, the pinks have been replaced with smaller areas of greens (which is still 30mm of rain, but that is better than 60). The…
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Hot for two more days then possible major (flooding?) rain? And New Webcam Goggles!
As you can see below, we have two more days of heat then it will cool off. Here is todays afternoon highs: And here is Friday. Big change. There is also some very significant rainfall possible on Friday but strangely, only for the southern portions of Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland. Here is the 24hr from…
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Soggy Start before Warming Week – Fire Danger Temporarily Knocked Down to Low – Will Martin Mars be Renewed – Perfect Perseid Possibilities
We have many things to be thankful for this morning! It rained, and rained hard in many places, on Saturday. You could practically hear the grass, gardens, trees and rivers drink it all in. The rain stopped long enough on Sunday for competitions to happen at Thunder in the Valley. It was a bit of…
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Hour by hour Thunder in the Valley forecast. When will the rain stop?
It is not a good forecast for Thunder in the Valley but it is what it is, so here is the hour by hour from this morning’s University of Washington model run. There is nothing more than drizzle in the model after this evening through Tuesday. The forest and rivers and fish will be happy. So…
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