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Message 843258 - Posted: 21 Dec 2008, 22:26:45 UTC

Its currently -12F without the wind chill here. And there's about a foot and a half of snow outside.
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Message 843262 - Posted: 21 Dec 2008, 22:32:48 UTC - in response to Message 843258.  

Its currently -12F without the wind chill here. And there's about a foot and a half of snow outside.

Now that's too Cold for Me, Stay warm OzzFan. :D
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Message 843264 - Posted: 21 Dec 2008, 22:36:44 UTC

Current temp is back down to 36°F (2°C). It did reach 37°F (3°C).




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Message 843461 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 4:27:18 UTC
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It has been fluctuating back and forth between 33°F (1°C) and 34°F (1°C) for the past 2 hours now.




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Message 843480 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 5:26:21 UTC


-2°C and light snow. Slight breeze from the SW, barometer reads 1002 mb (steady)

Personally, I blame CUDA for the cold weather.
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Message 843483 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 5:34:43 UTC - in response to Message 843480.  


-2°C and light snow. Slight breeze from the SW, barometer reads 1002 mb (steady)

Personally, I blame CUDA for the cold weather.

CUDA been, CUDA not.

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Message 843491 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 6:04:10 UTC

Lt Snow 30°F (-1°C) Wind Chill: 19°F (-7°C) Wind Speed: WNW 14 MPH
Barometer: 29.61 in (N/A mb) We have had about 3 inches or 7.5 centimeters of snow fall in the last 2.5 hours.




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Message 843508 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 6:57:49 UTC
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Here it is, straight from the weather office's mouth.

Warnings
Québec
8:39 PM EST Sunday 21 December 2008
Severe wind warning for
Québec continued

The northeast winds will reach 90 km/h this evening near the river
between Québec and Montmagny. These conditions will move toward the
Gaspésie early tonight and extreme eastern Québec late in the night.



The snow and the blowing snow affecting southwestern Québec have
practically ended as the low pressure system responsible is dying
just southwest of Outaouais. A second low pressure system in
development over the east american seaboard will intensify while
moving toward the Gulf of St Lawrence. The snow, winds locally severe
feeding the blowing snow are expected over the regions more to the
east.

Québec
8:39 PM EST Sunday 21 December 2008
Blowing snow warning for
Québec continued

The strong easterly winds will develop today in the St Lawrence
Valley and overnight over the regions of the gulf. The combination of
snow and strong winds will cause blowing snow, giving near zero
visibilities.



The snow and the blowing snow affecting southwestern Québec have
practically ended as the low pressure system responsible is dying
just southwest of Outaouais. A second low pressure system in
development over the east american seaboard will intensify while
moving toward the Gulf of St Lawrence. The snow, winds locally severe
feeding the blowing snow are expected over the regions more to the
east.

Québec
8:39 PM EST Sunday 21 December 2008
Snowfall warning for
Québec continued

Accumulations of 15 to 20 cm are expected generally over these
regions. These accumulations could reach 25 cm locally in mountain
regions near the Maine and of the New Brunswick.



The snow and the blowing snow affecting southwestern Québec have
practically ended as the low pressure system responsible is dying
just southwest of Outaouais. A second low pressure system in
development over the east american seaboard will intensify while
moving toward the Gulf of St Lawrence. The snow, winds locally severe
feeding the blowing snow are expected over the regions more to the
east.

Having a fireplace makes small storms like these almost fun.
Then comes the shoveling :(.
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Message 843515 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 7:29:50 UTC


. . . droppin' fast: 25 F


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Message 843517 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 7:35:29 UTC - in response to Message 843515.  


. . . droppin' fast: 25 F


The curious thing around here is that around 11pm the air temp outside goes up by 2F and then starts to drop again, earlier It was 42F, Now It's 44F, go figure.
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Message 843522 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 7:45:37 UTC - in response to Message 843517.  
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. . . droppin' fast: 25 F


The curious thing around here is that around 11pm the air temp outside goes up by 2F and then starts to drop again, earlier It was 42F, Now It's 44F, go figure.

The ground, concrete, etc, absorbs solar heat during the day which it dumps into the air when darkness falls, bumping the temperature up a couple degrees.

As soon as that is done (usually no more than an hour or two) the temperature drops.

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Message 843539 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 8:46:44 UTC - in response to Message 843522.  


. . . droppin' fast: 25 F


The curious thing around here is that around 11pm the air temp outside goes up by 2F and then starts to drop again, earlier It was 42F, Now It's 44F, go figure.

The ground, concrete, etc, absorbs solar heat during the day which it dumps into the air when darkness falls, bumping the temperature up a couple degrees.

As soon as that is done (usually no more than an hour or two) the temperature drops.

BBBBRrrrrr!

And the ground around here acts like concrete, except when wet, then It's pliable.
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Message 843549 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 9:25:42 UTC

Well we have a mild 10ºC with a bank of mist/fog rolling in from the north.
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Message 843606 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 13:06:50 UTC - in response to Message 843480.  


Personally, I blame CUDA for the cold weather.


And I thought it was due to Global Warming :-)

Temps at my place for the last 2 days have been 40C (104F) during the day dropping to a chilly 21C (70F) at night <grin>. Rain is predicted for some time in the next 12 months

It's night time now in Central Australia. A few little clouds and the red dust across the face of the waning moon make for a very picturesque scene.

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Message 843617 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 13:36:10 UTC

Currently it is 22°F (-6°C) Barometer: 29.59 in (1003.70 mb)




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Message 843649 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 14:53:36 UTC - in response to Message 843606.  
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Personally, I blame CUDA for the cold weather.


And I thought it was due to Global Warming :-)

Temps at my place for the last 2 days have been 40C (104F) during the day dropping to a chilly 21C (70F) at night <grin>. Rain is predicted for some time in the next 12 months

It's night time now in Central Australia. A few little clouds and the red dust across the face of the waning moon make for a very picturesque scene.

Brodo

Sounds like the Summer temps We normally get, No Red dust though, Ours is more of a gray color as there's a dry lake nearby which lately has been a bit moist.
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Message 843654 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 14:58:14 UTC - in response to Message 843649.  


Personally, I blame CUDA for the cold weather.


And I thought it was due to Global Warming :-)

Temps at my place for the last 2 days have been 40C (104F) during the day dropping to a chilly 21C (70F) at night <grin>. Rain is predicted for some time in the next 12 months

It's night time now in Central Australia. A few little clouds and the red dust across the face of the waning moon make for a very picturesque scene.

Brodo

Sounds like the Summer temps We normally get, No Red dust though, Ours is more of a gray color as there's a dry lake nearby which lately has been a bit moist.

Rain here along the coast. So Joker, expect it to hit your area soon. Your inland of me.
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Message 843667 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 15:18:30 UTC - in response to Message 843654.  


Personally, I blame CUDA for the cold weather.


And I thought it was due to Global Warming :-)

Temps at my place for the last 2 days have been 40C (104F) during the day dropping to a chilly 21C (70F) at night <grin>. Rain is predicted for some time in the next 12 months

It's night time now in Central Australia. A few little clouds and the red dust across the face of the waning moon make for a very picturesque scene.

Brodo

Sounds like the Summer temps We normally get, No Red dust though, Ours is more of a gray color as there's a dry lake nearby which lately has been a bit moist.

Rain here along the coast. So Joker, expect it to hit your area soon. Your inland of me.

Yeah 30% chance of rain on the weather report for today, Plus 30% each for Wednesday and Thursday too, No snow of course, so far. As long as Friday is dry so that My used green recliner can be delivered, I'm not too concerned.
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Message 843668 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 15:18:36 UTC

sunny - 43 F - and jacking up by approx. [maybe w/ a Prayer] 10-15 F higher

Christmas Day is supposed to be @ 60F + and Sunny/clear . . .


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Message 843670 - Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 15:21:05 UTC

It's supposed to start snowing tonight, continuing thru Tuesday, then take a break and start again. Looks like a white Christmas is pretty much guaranteed. But hopefully not too white.

JM7, if you're reading this along your route, it only gets worse as you go north, so be careful.


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