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Typeing3
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by Typeing3 Sat Jan 18, 2025 2:47 pm
Snowfall-wise, the 1910s and 1920s combined were better than the 1950s and 1960s.
1910s + 1920s
1910: 62cm
1911: 162.1cm
1912: 23.8cm
1913: 166.8cm
1914: 44.7cm
1915: 7.6cm
1916: 207.8cm
1917: 185.6cm
1918: 108.2cm
1919: 82.6cm
1920: 15.1cm
1921: 62.7cm
1922: 120.7cm
1923: 111.9cm
1924: 32.3cm
1925: 12.4cm
1926: 47.2cm
1927: 132.6cm
1928: 8.4cm
1929: 107.7cm
Total snowfall 1910s + 1920s: 1702.2cm
1950s + 1960s
1950: 106.9cm
1951: 123.1cm
1952: 41.4cm
1953: 8.6cm
1954: 81.3cm
1955: 55.9cm
1956: 62cm
1957: 62.2cm
1958: 33.5cm
1959: 26.2cm
1960: 38.1cm
1961: 33.5cm
1962: 92cm
1963: 14.2cm
1964: 106.7cm
1965: 86.4cm
1966: 69.9cm
1967: 33cm
1968: 71.9cm
1969: 71.4cm
Total snowfall 1950s + 1960s: 1218.2cm
Data: Vancouver PMO (1910s + 1920s) & YVR (1950s + 1960s)
East Coquitlam
Elevation 25M (80Ft)
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Catnip
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by Catnip Sat Jan 18, 2025 3:37 pm
Brutal
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*Maps are posted for discussion/entertainment purposes only, and not because I necessarily believe them to be true.
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2022-2023 Snowfall - 114.5cm
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PortKells
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by PortKells Sat Jan 18, 2025 6:16 pm
Typeing3 wrote: ↑ Sat Jan 18, 2025 2:47 pm
Snowfall-wise, the 1910s and 1920s combined were better than the 1950s and 1960s.
1910s + 1920s
1910: 62cm
1911: 162.1cm
1912: 23.8cm
1913: 166.8cm
1914: 44.7cm
1915: 7.6cm
1916: 207.8cm
1917: 185.6cm
1918: 108.2cm
1919: 82.6cm
1920: 15.1cm
1921: 62.7cm
1922: 120.7cm
1923: 111.9cm
1924: 32.3cm
1925: 12.4cm
1926: 47.2cm
1927: 132.6cm
1928: 8.4cm
1929: 107.7cm
Total snowfall 1910s + 1920s: 1702.2cm
1950s + 1960s
1950: 106.9cm
1951: 123.1cm
1952: 41.4cm
1953: 8.6cm
1954: 81.3cm
1955: 55.9cm
1956: 62cm
1957: 62.2cm
1958: 33.5cm
1959: 26.2cm
1960: 38.1cm
1961: 33.5cm
1962: 92cm
1963: 14.2cm
1964: 106.7cm
1965: 86.4cm
1966: 69.9cm
1967: 33cm
1968: 71.9cm
1969: 71.4cm
Total snowfall 1950s + 1960s: 1218.2cm
Data: Vancouver PMO (1910s + 1920s) & YVR (1950s + 1960s)
22-23 stands up pretty nicely to 60’s winters at least. Problem is, that’s now a once in a generation winter.
Michael1
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by Michael1 Sat Jan 18, 2025 6:52 pm
PortKells wrote: ↑ Sat Jan 18, 2025 6:16 pm
22-23 stands up pretty nicely to 60’s winters at least. Problem is, that’s now a once in a generation winter.
This winter is absolutely, frustratingly, baffling. One of my least favorite winters was the winter of 1991/92. We had some cold weather and snow at the end of October. The rest of the winter was very mild and very wet. However, that year was a record el Nino. This year, the tea leaves favored something cooler. Yet here we are. Where I live, we haven't had any widespread frost, this year. It seems to be house to house. That is even more unusual. Overall mild winters are not uncommon, but the lack of frost is concerning.
