June 2024 Forecasts and Discussions

[Catnip]

Last night's extended GEFS has a similar idea.

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[stuffradio]

Happy Solstice!!!

I personally cheer more for the Winter solstice over the Summer one I do love season changes though, but I'm sad about days getting shorter now. Bring on the Snow storms and rain forks!

[Hawk]

Latest FS showing another 2-3 weeks of below normal temps before things warm up in Mid-July.

Hang in there

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So this could be yet more chilly troffing..bringing high elevation snows into the Similkameeeens peaks into July . This happened a few years ago..dont remember..maybe 2018 or so, around July 4-8 or thereabouts. Crazy...peaks were snowcapped at 1500-1600+m with about 2-4" of snow iirc. Are we going there again?

[Roberts Creeker]

I personally cheer more for the Winter solstice over the Summer one I do love season changes though, but I'm sad about days getting shorter now. Bring on the Snow storms and rain forks!

I'm with you, Winter Solstice is my favourite, it's the beginning of good things, light, warmer and longer days.

Summer Solstice on the other hand, is the start of the heat and then the slow slide into cold, wet long nights.

[PortKells]

Latest FS showing another 2-3 weeks of below normal temps before things warm up in Mid-July.

Hang in there

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Beautiful!

[Hawk]

It looks like we will slide into early July without one significant heat event so far this year with repeated troffing keeping the big Ridge away
#patternlock

[Weather101]

Latest FS showing another 2-3 weeks of below normal temps before things warm up in Mid-July.

Hang in there

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Great for the fire season! Perfect weather.

[Weather101]

How could anyone complain about this? This is actually a beautiful, normal West Coast summer before all the insane heat domes and heat waves.

The average temperature this time of year is 20°C.

Want the heat? Move east

[PortKells]

How could anyone complain about this? This is actually a beautiful, normal West Coast summer before all the insane heat domes and heat waves.

The average temperature this time of year is 20°C.

Want the heat? Move east

It's been only three years since the deadliest weather event in Canadian history (600+ human deaths, untold animals and ecosystem death) scorched the PNW. The day after an entire town burned down, the beautiful and historical Lytton. Then we sucked on noxious and continuous smoke fumes which gives people horrible health problems including people here on this forum.

And despite all that, you'll see people wishcasting that exact weather again. Never fails to boggle my mind.

Every few years we still manage to eke out a half decent, average stretch of summer weather and people act like its the Day After Tomorrow. After this few days of beautiful sunshine I can't wait for a bit of rain! Going to be so refreshing.

[Typeing3]

Nice summer weather today and tomorrow!

looks to make a comeback soon, once again!

[Typeing3]

It looks like we will slide into early July without one significant heat event so far this year with repeated troffing keeping the big Ridge away
#patternlock

The year without summer...

[PortKells]

The year without summer...

July will heat up as it always does. And August too. Summer goes to September 1st (in reality more like sep 15) so tons of time left!
Not to mention these last few days have been really nice.

[arbetrader]

Certainly isn’t a good pic, but Pennask summit at about noon yesterday. This was minutes before my son heaved his Cheerios. (A barf bowl is one of the first items I pack for travels, so the van remains unsoiled). I’ll post pics here and on the AF later this evening of our trek through the Rockies today.

Hey Matt, nice photo

Try a grounding strap (from your van to the road) to help with the kids' road sickness

[arbetrader]

Did anyone crack 30 degrees here (lower mainland BC) yesterday?

[stuffradio]

Did anyone crack 30 degrees here (lower mainland BC) yesterday?

The car thermometer topped at 30C from my observations.