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![]() Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 3,936 Joined: 7-September 09 From: Thornhill, Ontario Member No.: 19,154 ![]() |
Yes we are also ahead of where we were last year. But it's important to note that last winter was a back loaded season with the majority of the snow falling between Feb 15th and April 15th . Last year at this time we only had 46.5cm of snow, then between the 24th of Feb and the middle of April we received 75cm of snow (more than Nov, Dec, Jan, and most of Feb combined). That was actually one of my biggest pet peeves about last winter. The best of it came right at the end of the season when winter was winding down and it was essentially useless. Here's a pic from April 4th after 15cm fell: ![]() 2:20pm the next day... ![]() Compared to December under even more hostile conditions: Dec 12th: ![]() Dec 14th: ![]() Even under the most ideal conditions, snow in April is useless other than boosting totals. -------------------- Buttonville Airport 2017/2018 Snowfall: 151.5cm
First Flakes: Nov 9th/10th First Snowfall: Nov 9th/10th (2cm) Biggest Snowfall: Dec 11th/12th (15.8cm) Days with Snow on Ground: 85 Days with Snow Cover: 62 November 2017: 2.8cm (12.1cm) December 2017: 45.2cm (34.2cm) January 2018: 33.0cm (38.9cm) February 2018: 34.1cm (29.9cm) March 2018: 5.8cm (19.3cm) April 2018: 30.6cm (7.5cm) Average Snowfall (Buttonville Airport): 142.6cm |
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Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 4,534 Joined: 6-February 13 Member No.: 28,218 ![]() |
I'm fully expecting a big juicy snowstorm sometime in the next 3-4 weeks now that winter is done and was *bleep*. It will only be fitting to tease us with a storm that immediately melts. Lol
In other news, I've made tons of headway the last 2 weeks on a backyard fence project, and will be turning over soil for a new garden area this week. Will be ready to rock once the warmth is here to stay! -------------------- Winter 2017-2018
December 12, 2017: 10cm - Welcome back winter!! 13: 5cm 14: 12cm 22: 9cm 23: 9cm 24: 16cm JAN 2018 1: 5cm 8: 10cm 15: 6cm 29: 16cm FEB 2018 8: 13cm 10-11: 18cm Winter 2016-2017 Dec 2016: 30cm Jan 2017: 5cm Feb 2017: 7cm March 2017: 35cm!! Finally! Days with snow on the ground: 25 |
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![]() Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 3,936 Joined: 7-September 09 From: Thornhill, Ontario Member No.: 19,154 ![]() |
Loving that even on cloudy nights it's still very light out at 6pm. 2.5 weeks and that sunset time jumps to 7:20pm here
![]() -------------------- Buttonville Airport 2017/2018 Snowfall: 151.5cm
First Flakes: Nov 9th/10th First Snowfall: Nov 9th/10th (2cm) Biggest Snowfall: Dec 11th/12th (15.8cm) Days with Snow on Ground: 85 Days with Snow Cover: 62 November 2017: 2.8cm (12.1cm) December 2017: 45.2cm (34.2cm) January 2018: 33.0cm (38.9cm) February 2018: 34.1cm (29.9cm) March 2018: 5.8cm (19.3cm) April 2018: 30.6cm (7.5cm) Average Snowfall (Buttonville Airport): 142.6cm |
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Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 4,534 Joined: 6-February 13 Member No.: 28,218 ![]() |
Loving that even on cloudy nights it's still very light out at 6pm. 2.5 weeks and that sunset time jumps to 7:20pm here ![]() Can't wait!! Wonder if we'll get any spring snow?? Saw this illustration from a few years ago in March. Haha...exactly how it always goes down here at that time of year. https://www.instagram.com/p/lkVvrepMkstFn3o...EWcZsqBzxhr1k0/ -------------------- Winter 2017-2018
December 12, 2017: 10cm - Welcome back winter!! 13: 5cm 14: 12cm 22: 9cm 23: 9cm 24: 16cm JAN 2018 1: 5cm 8: 10cm 15: 6cm 29: 16cm FEB 2018 8: 13cm 10-11: 18cm Winter 2016-2017 Dec 2016: 30cm Jan 2017: 5cm Feb 2017: 7cm March 2017: 35cm!! Finally! Days with snow on the ground: 25 |
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Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 4,534 Joined: 6-February 13 Member No.: 28,218 ![]() |
Anyone have any ideas on potential lake effect this weekend?
I might be heading up to sauble beach, but with the cold snap and NW winds wondering if it might be buried by then. -------------------- Winter 2017-2018
December 12, 2017: 10cm - Welcome back winter!! 13: 5cm 14: 12cm 22: 9cm 23: 9cm 24: 16cm JAN 2018 1: 5cm 8: 10cm 15: 6cm 29: 16cm FEB 2018 8: 13cm 10-11: 18cm Winter 2016-2017 Dec 2016: 30cm Jan 2017: 5cm Feb 2017: 7cm March 2017: 35cm!! Finally! Days with snow on the ground: 25 |
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Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 3,844 Joined: 21-January 08 From: Alliston,Ontario Member No.: 12,822 ![]() |
Anyone have any ideas on potential lake effect this weekend? I might be heading up to sauble beach, but with the cold snap and NW winds wondering if it might be buried by then. Squalls will develop later this afternoon and persist into Thursday morning across the Bruce Peninsula (Sauble north to Tobermory) and then into the Muskoka area. I can see 5-15cm accumulating in the hardest hit areas. Threats of squalls will persist again Friday morning into Saturday night with a NNW, NW flow. However Im not expecting anything other then bands of heavy flurries. Some places will pick up another 10-20cm over the weekend but it will be extremely localized. IMO the activity will be south of Sauble from Kincardine down to Goderich and into Huron/Perth County. This post has been edited by travis3000: Mar 8 2017, 09:58 AM -------------------- Barrie ,ON 2017/2018 Snowfall:
Alliston in ( ) October: 2cm (0cm) November: 30cm (13cm) December: 70.5cm (52cm) January: 49.5cm (27cm) February: 39cm (30cm) March: 20cm (18cm) April: 33cm (19cm) SEASON TOTAL... Barrie: 244cm Alliston: 159cm -- Alliston history 2016/2017: 148cm 2015/2016 Total: 121cm 2014/2015 Total: 113.5cm 2013/2014 Total: 200cm 2012/2013: 140cm 2011/2012: 103cm 2010/2011: 213.5cm 2009/2010: 97cm 2008/2009: 232cm 2007/2008: 291cm 2006/2007: 84.8cm LAST 11 YEAR AVERAGE: 158cm Travis |
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Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 758 Joined: 17-February 09 From: brantford Member No.: 17,615 ![]() |
Squalls will develop later this afternoon and persist into Thursday morning across the Bruce Peninsula (Sauble north to Tobermory) and then into the Muskoka area. I can see 5-15cm accumulating in the hardest hit areas. Threats of squalls will persist again Friday morning into Saturday night with a NNW, NW flow. However Im not expecting anything other then bands of heavy flurries. Some places will pick up another 10-20cm over the weekend but it will be extremely localized. IMO the activity will be south of Sauble from Kincardine down to Goderich and into Huron/Perth County. Thanks for asking and thanks for answering. Much appreciated. |
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Rank: F5 Superstorm ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 4,534 Joined: 6-February 13 Member No.: 28,218 ![]() |
Squalls will develop later this afternoon and persist into Thursday morning across the Bruce Peninsula (Sauble north to Tobermory) and then into the Muskoka area. I can see 5-15cm accumulating in the hardest hit areas. Threats of squalls will persist again Friday morning into Saturday night with a NNW, NW flow. However Im not expecting anything other then bands of heavy flurries. Some places will pick up another 10-20cm over the weekend but it will be extremely localized. IMO the activity will be south of Sauble from Kincardine down to Goderich and into Huron/Perth County. awesome! Thx for the reply Travis. I see a squall watch is up for Sauble now. -------------------- Winter 2017-2018
December 12, 2017: 10cm - Welcome back winter!! 13: 5cm 14: 12cm 22: 9cm 23: 9cm 24: 16cm JAN 2018 1: 5cm 8: 10cm 15: 6cm 29: 16cm FEB 2018 8: 13cm 10-11: 18cm Winter 2016-2017 Dec 2016: 30cm Jan 2017: 5cm Feb 2017: 7cm March 2017: 35cm!! Finally! Days with snow on the ground: 25 |
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