The blanketing of colder weather is being noted.

The blanketing of colder weather is being noted.

So, this author says that ” The atmosphere is in mode but the ocean currents are out of sync” paraphrased.

Anyway, let’s hope that next spring is more wet than the last few years, especially here in South Central interior, British Columbia where we feel it the most.

Freezing altitude to drop….
By Tuesday in the lower mainland…
This is an Ai generated photo, we asked Gemini to show us the Nicola Valley. Does anybody recognize this as part of the Nicola Valley or any other place?.

Starting Saturday December 7th 2024 snowfall warning for the coquihalla to Hope 1:00 going to 1:00 p.m. on the 8th Sunday. All right
To appreciate a Snowflake you must stand out in the cold.
Aristotle
Only when safe

An accumulation of a meter is expected in Whistler area. This should be good news to ski enthusiasts, particularly those that know how to be safe in these conditions.
The calm stay alert to error
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To our friends prudence is always better than error.
Calling tricky travel strong winds, snow mostly coastal but …
Look to authorities for updates …
Stay safe…
Here’s a vibrant image of a fall day in British Columbia:
Would you like to see a photo of a specific location in British Columbia, or perhaps a different activity?
Forty five days of fall to come, till 1:19 AM Saturday 21/24.

Put those guys to work…
Above seasonal temperature range ” The Weather Network “
Weather is what you get prognostication is what you suppose…
There is always wiggle room in forecasting be prepared for anything.

Space weather
Tonight it is expected to be a Sunday 🌃 night rerun of thunder storm activity. Severe levels are not ruled out.
Conditions right for excited skies…

The term “Pacific inflows for Canada” could refer to the movement of air or water from the Pacific Ocean toward Canada. These inflows can have various impacts on Canada’s climate, weather patterns, and marine ecosystems.
When a Pacific inflow causes extreme weather in the US, it can also impact Canada as it rises through. The movement of air or water from the Pacific Ocean toward Canada can lead to changes in Canada’s weather patterns, potentially bringing storms, precipitation, or shifts in temperature. These inflows can influence Canada’s climate, weather conditions, and marine ecosystems, and may result in a variety of impacts across different regions of the country.
Looks good for Saturday some precipitation would help us here in Canada. Two Oceans contributing to the natural cycles of late spring weather.