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UPDATED 9:30PM – Ex-Anna moves north – rain tonight tomorrow – Hopeful for Halloween
UPDATE 9:30PM: The special weather statement has been ended. Solander Island odd the North coast of the Island has reported sustained winds of 60knots (110kph) or more for the past 3 hours . There is still a wind warn for northern sections of the east coast but the worst should be mostly over. UPDATE 2PM:…
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Difficult weekend forecast. Should be drier than Vancouver/Victoria
If you have got to here while looking for chrisalemany.ca I apologize, my WebHost had a problem yesterday and so I temporarily redirected visitors here. If you would like to see more about my platform, please scroll down to the youtube video. The full information website should be back by the end of the day…
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Temporarily diverting chrisalemany.ca traffic
Hi everyone. My web host picked a bad time to have a problem with my chrisalemany.ca/murkyview.com website with my campaign stuff on it. So for now, the site is being redirected here until they fix the problem. It likely won’t be fixed until Saturday but I hope sooner. In the meantime for those expecting to…
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Airport breaks record Tuesday. More coming, including hurricane remnants!
After an exceptionally dry start to Fall last year, the pendulum has swung back. In only two days we have received 134.4mm of rain at the Airport. So far for the month the total is 292.4mm. Last October we only got 25mm of rain. The AVTimes reports today that we set a daily record and…
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UPDATE 9:45PM RAINFALL WARNING ISSUED : Stormy skies bringing heavy rain and wind today and tonight.
Update 9:45PM http://weather.gc.ca/warnings/report_e.html?bc45#410131331074164441201410220502 Issued at 2014-10-22 04:10 UTC by Environment Canada: Rainfall warning issued for: West Vancouver Island, B.C. (081400) Inland Vancouver Island, B.C. (081500) Current details: Rain, at times heavy, continues. Heavy rainfall with amounts of 100 mm by early Wednesday morning as a Pacific frontal system moves through the area tonight. Heavy downpours…
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