March 2021 Forecasts and Discussions

[SouthSardiswx]

Hey y’all wishing y’all a great spring!!

What spring John?

[Hawk]

Hey y’all wishing y’all a great spring!!

Yes Mr Johnny..enjoy the troffing! Maybe we will get some ridging soon and 20+c?

[SouthSardiswx]

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[Hawk]

PornoMan going to score again this Sunday pm / Monday am? Looks like it. I'm going with 2-4 inches of wet snow.

[VanCitySouth]

PornoMan going to score again this Sunday pm / Monday am? Looks like it. I'm going with 2-4 inches of wet snow.

Golf weather please.

[PortKells]

PornoMan going to score again this Sunday pm / Monday am? Looks like it. I'm going with 2-4 inches of wet snow.

One more pow day on the hills, looks like my spring break might go one extra day.

[Weather101]

Beautiful day

[Weather101]

Read this on Komo for all the people who suffer

More than 25 million Americans suffer from pollen allergies, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Those who have seasonal allergies may endure a longer pollen season. Climate records show the growing season (the time between the last spring freeze and the first fall freeze) is getting longer. In Seattle, the growing season has extended by 17 days since the 1970s. I'm not one who usually suffers from allergies but this week I find myself with dry and itchy eyes. Sure enough, the pollen count is increasing to high levels in the coming days with the arrival of drier and warmer weather.

[stuffradio]

Did you guys hear about the alien invasion last night?

[Hawk]

Did you guys hear about the alien invasion last night?

Did they get to the Similkameens too?

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Read this on Komo for all the people who suffer

More than 25 million Americans suffer from pollen allergies, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Those who have seasonal allergies may endure a longer pollen season. Climate records show the growing season (the time between the last spring freeze and the first fall freeze) is getting longer. In Seattle, the growing season has extended by 17 days since the 1970s. I'm not one who usually suffers from allergies but this week I find myself with dry and itchy eyes. Sure enough, the pollen count is increasing to high levels in the coming days with the arrival of drier and warmer weather.

If you know what emerging nettle shoots look like (it’s not hard to learn, and if in doubt there is always the touch test), harvest and eat some (after boiling a few minutes to neutralize the stings, of course). Nettles contain natural anti-allergy drugs.

[Antares]

Did you guys hear about the alien invasion last night?

Nope. What happened?

[stuffradio]

Did they get to the Similkameens too?

Yes!

Nope. What happened?

There was a big "meteor shower" last night over WA/BC with a trail of many fire balls falling onto Earth! We all know it's aliens.

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

All kidding aside, it was a spent SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket reentering the atmosphere and burning up.

[Pomoman]

PornoMan going to score again this Sunday pm / Monday am? Looks like it. I'm going with 2-4 inches of wet snow.

I predict rain with periods of mixed confetti and slime at 300m

At 500m heavy wet slime
At 700m several accumulated inches of wonderful snow.

Edit: Essentially the same old disappointing story as it has most of this season.

Edit edit: I might be cranky today.