Interesting article detailing the great winter of '69 in the Lower Mainland. The author is from Aldergrove.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10. ... 69.9676569
Winter of 1968-69
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Re: Winter of 1968-69
In one respect the winter of 1968/69 was colder than 1950. The extreme low temperatures across the Lower Mainland were actually below those of 1950, and likely lower than any other winter since 1892/93.
It's interesting how uniform the temperatures were in 1950. Almost the same in Hope as Steveston.
It's interesting how uniform the temperatures were in 1950. Almost the same in Hope as Steveston.
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Re: Winter of 1968-69
I think extreme lows across the lower mainland during the January 1909 arctic blast stack up pretty much on par with those during '68-69.Glacier wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 1:08 pm In one respect the winter of 1968/69 was colder than 1950. The extreme low temperatures across the Lower Mainland were actually below those of 1950, and likely lower than any other winter since 1892/93.
It's interesting how uniform the temperatures were in 1950. Almost the same in Hope as Steveston.
lowmainland196068b.png
Highs were even colder during the 1909 event (Agassiz recorded a high of -20.6c on Jan 8th, 1909).
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