January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
a strong N.W wind just kicked up out of nowhere with darkening clouds. Weird
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Thanks Storm. Guess we're still 13 days away . The operationals must just be on a new year's cocaine high.
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Happy new year everyone... I'm lurking as usual but thought I'd chime in. I seem to remember long range thicknesses forecast in the high 490s for Abbotsford a number of years ago. Perhaps December 08? Can't quite remember the date but do remember seeing it... Obviously didn't verify but got close one of those days I seem to remember Abbywx hitting -15 briefly in Abbotsford one cold morning.
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
You always have a warm bias.wetcoast91 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2020 3:01 pm Good news is that models are doing away with the +SST anomalies in the NPAC. There is more jet consolidation in the LR. The same models are tending to over amplify the NPAC ridge in the the extended range over and over. This has been an issue with the EPS and GFS ensembles this entire season.
Progressive is way better than stagnation and increases the % of seeing lowland snow and major storms.
I may have a Jan warm bias but am willing to bet Feb gets really interesting this year once the dust settles.
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
It would be interesting to see how the Aggaziz station compares.
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
I wonder if it could be January 2012 you're thinking of... I reached -13.1C that month. I also reached the same temperature in December 2008. I've never dropped below -13.1C in the 15 years I've lived here. The airport may have gotten a bit colder due to better radiative cooling in that area.arbetrader wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2020 4:39 pm Happy new year everyone... I'm lurking as usual but thought I'd chime in. I seem to remember long range thicknesses forecast in the high 490s for Abbotsford a number of years ago. Perhaps December 08? Can't quite remember the date but do remember seeing it... Obviously didn't verify but got close one of those days I seem to remember Abbywx hitting -15 briefly in Abbotsford one cold morning.
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Over the past 119 years, #Vancouver's annual precipitation has decreased by about 332mm. #YvrWx https://t.co/t8Af34ySA2
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Special weather statement up:
A strong Pacific storm is on the way for Thursday afternoon and Friday for the BC coast.
The storm will approach the coast on Thursday. Precipitation spreads onto Vancouver Island late on Thursday morning and onto the south coast early Thursday afternoon. Strong southeasterly winds will also develop on Thursday afternoon.
Initially temperatures will be cold enough to allow some of the precipitation to start as wet snow over higher elevations of Vancouver Island and the south coast.
By Thursday evening warm air accompanying the storm will drive freezing levels and temperatures higher so that precipitation changes to rain for most communities. The exception may be Whistler and the Sea to Sky Highway from Squamish to Whistler where snow could persist longer.
The heavy rain and strong winds continue all day on Friday. The highest rainfall amounts will be over the central coast, north and west Vancouver Island. Areas of Squamish, northern sections of Metro Vancouver, and the Fraser Valley will also significant amounts of rainfall.
In areas where snow does accumulate, a higher chance of localized flooding is possible due to rain on snow.
Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@canada.ca or tweet reports using #BCStorm.
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Fraser Valley
A strong Pacific storm is on the way for Thursday afternoon and Friday for the BC coast.
The storm will approach the coast on Thursday. Precipitation spreads onto Vancouver Island late on Thursday morning and onto the south coast early Thursday afternoon. Strong southeasterly winds will also develop on Thursday afternoon.
Initially temperatures will be cold enough to allow some of the precipitation to start as wet snow over higher elevations of Vancouver Island and the south coast.
By Thursday evening warm air accompanying the storm will drive freezing levels and temperatures higher so that precipitation changes to rain for most communities. The exception may be Whistler and the Sea to Sky Highway from Squamish to Whistler where snow could persist longer.
The heavy rain and strong winds continue all day on Friday. The highest rainfall amounts will be over the central coast, north and west Vancouver Island. Areas of Squamish, northern sections of Metro Vancouver, and the Fraser Valley will also significant amounts of rainfall.
In areas where snow does accumulate, a higher chance of localized flooding is possible due to rain on snow.
Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@canada.ca or tweet reports using #BCStorm.
In effect for:
Fraser Valley
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Yeah, good point. I would respectfully disagree that UHI effect accounts for more than a small fraction of the observed warming.
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Low min: -16.6C (Jan 12th)
Low max: -9.9C (Jan 12th)
Snowfall: 8.0 cm
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Lol. Always looks great on maps. Once the Arctic High crosses the Rockies..it rarely retrogrades. Usually slides south and east
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year!
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
Abby 0cm AGAIN. Lmao
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year!
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
MOOOOOVE
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year!
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Re: January 2020 Forecasts and Discussions
*Maps are posted for discussion/entertainment purposes only, and not because I necessarily believe them to be true.
#teamsnow #surprises #beginningofFEB #FEB
2022-2023 Snowfall - 114.5cm
Wx Stn: https://tinyurl.com/yxervg27
#teamsnow #surprises #beginningofFEB #FEB
2022-2023 Snowfall - 114.5cm
Wx Stn: https://tinyurl.com/yxervg27