Crazy Weather events in your area
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Mineral Grey
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This keeps up, I will be putting my cars in storage the end of September ?
Mcdavis
King of the road trip
Ditto here
67 AGAIN
Enthusiast
The farmers report that we received over 2.5 inches yesterday. ?
St-John river flowing brown today.
Potato harvesting has ground to a halt for a couple days to let that ring itself out a bit. But with cooler temps, longer shadows and forecasted frost and -5 in low lying areas tomorrow night, there is not much drying going on anymore.
St-John river flowing brown today.
Potato harvesting has ground to a halt for a couple days to let that ring itself out a bit. But with cooler temps, longer shadows and forecasted frost and -5 in low lying areas tomorrow night, there is not much drying going on anymore.
Salt trucks were out in full force last night in the Moncton area as well.
It’s a good thing it was a holiday. Lots of black ice heading into work. If it had been a regular work day I’m sure the tow trucks would have been busy.Well its offically over, DOT salted parts of HRM this morning.
City did not, so I can drive my car to storage as long as no salt by Sunday.
Otherwise trailer
AC Bill
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You've all probably seen on the news recently, just how crazy we've had it in BC, with flooding, road wash outs, etc. Many areas are running out of food, gas, clean drinking water, etc. On the Island where I live, we are only allowed to purchase 30 liters of gas at a time. Meat shelves in the grocery stores are nearly empty, along with other items such as eggs and dairy.
According to todays news, we are to expect another "atmospheric river", as they call it. More heavy rain, and snow in some areas.. Just a few weeks ago we experienced what was called, a "weather bomb". Crazy winds and heavy rains.
globalnews.ca
According to todays news, we are to expect another "atmospheric river", as they call it. More heavy rain, and snow in some areas.. Just a few weeks ago we experienced what was called, a "weather bomb". Crazy winds and heavy rains.
B.C. to experience a ‘parade of storms’ as atmospheric rivers make landfall | Globalnews.ca
Yet another atmospheric river is bearing down on British Columbia, triggering new concerns about rain and possible flooding on both the North and South Coast of the province.
globalnews.ca
I have been watching some of this on the news as well as my cousin's Facebook feed. He lives In Hope. Hopefully you guys get some help soon and the weather cooperates.
67 AGAIN
Enthusiast
Hope things take a turn for the better soon for the whole province.
Positive thoughts for all of BC everyday since this started.
With in-laws in Comox and friends in North Van, White Rock and Port Moody.
Can’t believe the sights from Abbotsford, Merritt and the Coqu.
Drove all those routes almost weekly in winter back in late 80’s to get to skiing events.
Hard to imagine the carnage on the Coquahalla.
That highway was a marvel of engineering when it first opened.
Positive thoughts for all of BC everyday since this started.
With in-laws in Comox and friends in North Van, White Rock and Port Moody.
Can’t believe the sights from Abbotsford, Merritt and the Coqu.
Drove all those routes almost weekly in winter back in late 80’s to get to skiing events.
Hard to imagine the carnage on the Coquahalla.
That highway was a marvel of engineering when it first opened.
