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Extreme cold snaps in November are rare, but certainly not unheard of. I've made note previously that the extreme cold that used to hit in January stopped in 1979. As a matter of fact, the coldest extreme event to hit BC in my lifetime occurred in November when the temperature dropped to -46.5C (-52F) in the south and -47.2C/-53F in the north. This happened in 1985.
Extreme cold snaps in November are rare, but certainly not unheard of. I've made note previously that the extreme cold that used to hit in January stopped in 1979. As a matter of fact, the coldest extreme event to hit BC in my lifetime occurred in November when the temperature dropped to -46.5C (-52F) in the south and -47.2C/-53F in the north. This happened in 1985.
Wow, -50F in November! How often does that happen?
Wow, -50F in November! How often does that happen?
In BC, 6 times since records began in 1873. 1985 is the only time it happened in the southern half of the province.
Years that it happened:
1950, 1955,
1961, 1963, 1966,
1985.
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