Random Stats

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Definitely July for B.C. Glace any guesses which town burns down this year my money is on Yale or perhaps Boston Bar.

[Glacier]

Definitely July for B.C. Glace any guesses which town burns down this year my money is on Yale or perhaps Boston Bar.

Ackshally, It's only July on coast! For most of the interior Spring is much, much drier than summer!

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[Glacier]

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Huh! looks more like the elections results map Glace.

[Glacier]

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Shockingly surprised at how many midwest towns and eastern Canada and NE U.S. towns. But the only thing that is skewed is the actual humidex for Ontario l bet it doesn't feel like the Loops in July Glace.

[Glacier]

Shockingly surprised at how many midwest towns and eastern Canada and NE U.S. towns. But the only thing that is skewed is the actual humidex for Ontario l bet it doesn't feel like the Loops in July Glace.

For sure, humidity does change things up!

Also, check out Whitehorse! Only 3 places in North America match July and January temperatures... and none of them are in the Yukon! Two are in Quebec!

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[Glacier]

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Early election results Glace looks like someone crapped in New Mexico.

[Glacier]

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[Glacier]

Fernie is quite the microclimate...

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Fernie is quite the microclimate...

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Nestled in the SE corner of B.C. Glace not sure of elevation but l presume they do well for snowfall like Revelstoke.

[Glacier]

Nestled in the SE corner of B.C. Glace not sure of elevation but l presume they do well for snowfall like Revelstoke.

The orange line is elevation. It's similar to Cranbrook, but gets more than 3 times the precipitation. At Elko highway 3 leaves the Kootenay Valley to head up the Elk Valley. In just 30 km the precipitation more than doubles. Then as you head further up the Elk valley to Sparwood, the precipitation drops by 50%! Crazy stuff how just in this one pocket in the valley there a done of rain and snow, but not so much below and above this point!