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It's been a chilly month in Vancouver but not much snow to show for it. Normally we average a lot more snow than Victoria or Seattle but they're owning us for snowfall this month.
Victoria has almost 70cm, Seattle has over 50cm. Vancouver? Just about 30cm.
Looks like multiple snowstorms will hit Oregon this week. Portland looks to get 30-40cm in a few days...even they could surpass Vancouver soon.
Meanwhile, it looks dry for Vancouver for the next 10 days.
It's been a chilly month in Vancouver but not much snow to show for it. Normally we average a lot more snow than Victoria or Seattle but they're owning us for snowfall this month.
Victoria has almost 70cm, Seattle has over 50cm. Vancouver? Just about 30cm.
Looks like multiple snowstorms will hit Oregon this week. Portland looks to get 30-40cm in a few days...even they could surpass Vancouver soon.
Meanwhile, it looks dry for Vancouver for the next 10 days.
Vancouver has cold winters anyway so if it was chilly that would be above average.
Well I've been recording detailed weather data for 93 years, and in all this time I have never known such a ridiculous change in climate. Fat slug sceuro high and massive reverse west windflow, and it's getting worse every year. Look at all these ridiculous teen temps. Back in my day Febry rarely used to reach 9-10 degrees. Barely even rained all this month too, lou.
Well I've been recording detailed weather data for 93 years, and in all this time I have never known such a ridiculous change in climate. Fat slug sceuro high and massive reverse west windflow, and it's getting worse every year. Look at all these ridiculous teen temps. Back in my day Febry rarely used to reach 9-10 degrees. Barely even rained all this month too, lou.
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