Tag Archive: weather


Be cautious…

Turn time 🤬 into trust

Happy August

Don’t overheat

Shelter at the Bailee property

Lenard Male sits as the Octogenarian grooms his nails in the shade and oxygen enriched cool grass and trees of the downtown info center in Merritt BC.

Scarry earlier concern, still needed

Earlier in July

Editors note:

The resources of the community are many and welcome, stay safe and be good to yourself and others.

Weather be a friend

  • Be able to spend a night
  • Be able to call help
  • Be able to move when needed
  • Protect yourself, your needed by others.
  • Listen to officals

Have an option when traveling

Good luck…

Pacific front expected to clear Monday night.

Snow in the upper levels

Not done with us yet, May is a time to watch for run off and slides.

April brought snow on the weekend. Photo KDG

TGIF- La Nina & Water temperature

La Nina’s return could lead to specific weather patterns in Canada. Typically, this phenomenon brings colder and wetter conditions to western Canada, potentially leading to increased snowfall and cooler temperatures. Meanwhile, central and eastern Canada might experience milder and drier conditions. Keep in mind that these are general trends and specific weather events can vary.

Warm water off the top cool water to come…

The change in surface temperatures in the Pacific and Atlantic can bring storms and move warm surface water to the atmosphere and return it through precipitation. This may cause a cycle of cooler water surfacing and following the currents to bring more temperate whether to Canada. Ocean currents also have played roll in bringing exchange of water at temperature, it’s never exactly the same however watching and responding to ocean conditions can be productive.

Good luck

Stormy skies 💫 for BC

Yes we will have weather for the weekend and atmosphere with time change (spring ahead).

Weekend Weather Forecast for British Columbia (March 8th – 10th, 2024)

The weekend in British Columbia is expected to be wet, with precipitation likely throughout the region. Temperatures will range from mild to cool, providing a perfect opportunity to enjoy indoor activities or embrace the elements with appropriate attire.

Ensure to stay updated with local forecasts as conditions may change.

Light snow across the Nation.

Happy midweek

Some flights may be affected in the east,other wise have a great midweek in nice Canuk style.

💘Cold for the east Valentine’s Day.

Northeaster

The storm front of historical fame is headed east. Northeasters have brought grief to eastern shipping for generations, one is coming for Valentine’s day.

Hug your beau

For all those affected over generations give a comforting embrace.

El Nino

Some forecasters are anticipating a change from El Nino to La Nina meaning quieter water in the Pacific in the Southern hemisphere and above. This may drastically change our weather if the current El nino collapses suddenly for this summer.

Currents,winds, colder water at depth and many other Dynamics make for weather from climate.

Quieter surface water in the tropical make for heating that will eventually turn to storms which will make way for colder water from below.

Boiling oceans

A Spector that the UN raised when water off the Florida coast was documented at 100° f, the boiling point of water is 212°f. So this concern was probably justified as analogy but a stretch and overly exaggerated,or underappreciated as to the scale of such a condition might be. Water does boil at 100 degrees Celsius, this may occur in volcanic conditions but how much is not a lot in the scope of all the inputs to weather. Warning ⚠️ remains potent as we take on views that safety and environment is not a given. So,get above just copying and live as every moment and interaction is blessed.

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Ontario recent forecast is typical of the work of weather in flows. An artic outflow in January brought cold to BC as it flowed across it to the Pacific and created weather out of the currents and flows it abated.

Eco systems by patterns

We live in ecosystems created by weather patterns and the adaptation of flora and fauna in the natural world. Many inputs from humankind can and will influence climate and weather. Although ultimately we remain in a precarious dependency on forces that we control less than we believe we do we are to be thankful that climate produces weather and we adapt to it to prosper in a natural way. So that hope remains.

Catastrophic inputs always a reality.

What else can be said don’t take it personal when these events surprise. You are only a person, subject to random, for good and not so much.

Weather🌡️

Yesterday

British Columbia is known for its impressive snow pack, especially in the mountainous regions. The abundant snowfall in BC contributes to the province’s popular ski resorts and winter tourism industry. The snow pack not only provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing, but also plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem and water supply during the warmer months. Many people visit British Columbia specifically to experience the beauty and recreational opportunities offered by its significant snow pack.

The current snow pack levels in British Columbia are closely monitored, as they play a vital role in various aspects of the province. The abundant snowfall contributes to the region’s popular ski resorts and winter tourism industry, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. Additionally, the snow pack plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem and water supply during the warmer months, making it an essential aspect of British Columbia’s natural environment. Many people visit British Columbia specifically to experience the beauty and recreational opportunities offered by its significant snow pack.

Recent low for gas downtown Merritt BC

Still just over $140.00 a liter

Cold weather in the east.

January 8th 2023 Weather Network

Conditions change, adapt to current condition always.

Current conditions “Environment Canada

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current conditions”

How the climate made History part two.

Over time weather made man, man has only made weather in the recent years of industrailization.

Climate makes weather

From the formation of small tribes to the rise of vast empires, the evolution of human societies has been a remarkable journey marked by cultural, technological, and political advancements. Small tribes, often formed around kinship ties and shared cultural practices, gradually transitioned into complex civilizations with large territorial holdings and sophisticated governmental structures. This progression was driven by various factors such as agriculture, trade, conquest, and religious or ideological movements. The transformation of small, localized communities into vast empires not only reshaped political landscapes but also fostered the exchange of ideas, goods, and innovations on a global scale, contributing to the rich tapestry of human history.

No weather no life

An empire is a strong entity, Kings of Kings made organising a feat of neccesity when good weather made healthy factions it also made rivals out of competitors coming out of tribal instincts war was a real factor in possessing the best weather related lands. So, climate made for weather that in cycles made Empires.

Kadesh treaty

The very first peace treaty is in the United Nations entrance in New York city. Between the Hittites and another tribe ( Egypt) of the fertile crescent reach area the peoples enjoyed the bounty of the area as the world slowly broke free of the the Ice age and crops made for prosperous food supplies. This changed the dynamics of tribal conflict and aggrement over sharing by treaty was attractive. Losses in war and conflict over hunting areas were mitigated thanks to good weather from the changing climate.

This is Good

The Weaather is delightful…

Ketchup

OK Saturday

Gone to snooze, let the world ooze.

Rest finds home, forgot my comb.

Just between you and me, its not vain.

Stay away rain.

Rating: 1 out of 5.

Warm Christmas

Stay happy, sell sad to the light company…

Cold hands warm heart

You are the best.

Protect your hands from arthritis with some nice fleece if it turns cold.