So how much snow did you get @SandyMusic ? We got about 8ā, with 5 cm more expected today. Cumulatively I donāt know how much weāve had this year, the snowbanks distort that a bit. Itās up to minus 6 C though, canāt complain about that.
Hi Mariā¦ so far this year in Montreal weāve had less snow, but itās been horribly cold since after New Year. We had 20 cm Friday to Saturday. Yesterday it was snowing slowly very little windā¦I went for an hour walk with my sister, and 1 minute after getting back inside, the winds picked up and by the time the open mic started it was a full on blizzard, but weirdly it didnāt leave that much snow as I look at my car out the window.
I prefer snow also, but with climate change and being 1600KM more south than you Mari (correct me if Iām wrong, but you are in Thunder Bay?) weāve had a lot of whiplash weather this yearā¦ I mean -33C windshill early morning to +3C by late afternoon, and full on rain the next day, then -28C overnight. Itās been crazy.
Yes thatās for sure, Krista was cursing Mylo out (lovingly though lol) earlier for leaping to the top of the snowbanks and cascading more snow down for her to shovel!!
Youāre right. Thatās what happened. But it was nice to see. I missed the huge storms we used to get as kids down in the Gaspe Peninsula where I grew up till a teenager.
It seems even colorado is having āwhiplashā weather. Over 60 F yesterday and today. 8ā snow last Wednesday and single digit (F) coming up. T-shirt to snow pants in a matter of hours!
Yep, Thunder Bay. I didnāt realize it got so cold in Montreal, apart from the occasional āflukeā like in TO. Iāve been to Montreal a few times as an adult but only in the fall (which is gorgeous of course, I had a view of Mont-Royal out my hotel room). Iāve had enough of the cold weather for this year, snow is an improvement!
Toronto is more south and they usually have a warmer winter than us. They take out the army for a snowstorm (LOL- that happened a long time ago). We seem to be getting less snow every yearā¦ and February is usually very cold. Maybe with climate changeā¦ weāll have balmy weather like California. I can only dream. Summers are getting worseā¦ days on end at 30C + and high humidity, weeks on end living in air conditionning. I canāt stand it.
I may actually remember that! When we lived in Victoria for a few years theyād close the entire city down when it got below ~ minus 10. We thought that was pretty funny, didnāt realize though that heating systems werenāt meant for that kind of weather so weād all have frozen if we had to stay at our offices!!