June 2022 Forecasts and Discussions

[Roberts Creeker]

Good evening forum brainiacs this is looking north from Abby land close to the Sumas border name this mountain, no cheating now.
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Ps don't know which mountain, got distracted by the

[SouthSardiswx]

Ps don't know which mountain, for distracted by the

No worries Ms. Ufocreeks if l mentioned which area it is would give it away. I tried to wait to see if those ufo's would disappear,
i'm sure Rubes will nail it with his spy satellite.

[SouthSardiswx]

We got a good dump that day here in Coquitlam. 20cm+ IMBY if I remember correctly. 30cm+ up the hill at Mundy park and even more across upper Westwood plateau. Snowed a bit more the day after too and didn't warm up a ton over the next few days so we had a white Christmas.

Good memory Tbrain, yah come to think of it on Christmas day it was green in Mission then it snowed a trace during the afternoon maybe a 1cm at most.
I miss the data from the old forum to reference those past years.
But January & February 2013 were complete duds l remember.

[SouthSardiswx]

Red sky this morning forum members take warning.

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[Antares]

Had some heavy rain overnight.

17C and cloudy now with more rain on the way for tonight.

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Where do you find this info? Samsung S21 5G

Was too lazy to install exiftool, so I don’t have the exact EXIF tag names handy, but there is one in there identifying the camera make as “samsung” and another identifying the model as “SM-G991W.” It was then a quick query on an internet search engine to find that is Samsung’s model code for their Canadian-market S21 5G smartphone.

Note that if the camera make and model information do not resolve to a smart phone, you can’t trust the time and date information in the metadata, because the clocks in digital cameras are often wildly off (I never bother setting mine). But smart phones get their time from the cell network (or, these days, maybe even GPS satellites) so are almost always within a second of the correct time.

Always surprises me how so many people are not aware of all the metadata their camera or smartphone sticks into every image it captures. I almost always strip most metadata out of the images I post to the Internet (have written a special-purpose program to do both that as well as downsampling the image to a more reasonable size and fixing the rotation so it always displays right side up).

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Actually mid July works for me these May to September non stop heat dome summers is enough for one year.
However with our awesome wetcoast luck it'll be a mid July to October heat fest. here's a pic l was able to poach showing how much snow remains on Mt. Baker and surrounding mountains.
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Wow, it may be September before the road to Artist Point melts out this year. Maybe it won’t melt out. I think there might have been summers in the past that it hasn’t.

[stuffradio]

It looks like the CFS ENSO forecast is continuing to show we are heading towards Neutral/borderline Nino.

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[Roberts Creeker]

Is atmos radar broken? It shows no rain north of the border and yet it's pouring here. AR incoming?

I use it instead of EC because I find EC usually shows precip when there is none and atmos is usually pretty accurate, except for today I guess.

I let the sheep out based on atmos and they're under the trees complaining.

[Roberts Creeker]

Was too lazy to install exiftool, so I don’t have the exact EXIF tag names handy, but there is one in there identifying the camera make as “samsung” and another identifying the model as “SM-G991W.” It was then a quick query on an internet search engine to find that is Samsung’s model code for their Canadian-market S21 5G smartphone.

Note that if the camera make and model information do not resolve to a smart phone, you can’t trust the time and date information in the metadata, because the clocks in digital cameras are often wildly off (I never bother setting mine). But smart phones get their time from the cell network (or, these days, maybe even GPS satellites) so are almost always within a second of the correct time.

Always surprises me how so many people are not aware of all the metadata their camera or smartphone sticks into every image it captures. I almost always strip most metadata out of the images I post to the Internet (have written a special-purpose program to do both that as well as downsampling the image to a more reasonable size and fixing the rotation so it always displays right side up).

Interesting, thank you. I used to strip the info out except for date but it is an extra step every day so I stopped doing it figuring no one checked anyway...may have to go back to doing it.

Are you a programmer?

[VanCitySouth]

Is atmos radar broken? It shows no rain north of the border and yet it's pouring here. AR incoming?

I use it instead of EC because I find EC usually shows precip when there is none and atmos is usually pretty accurate, except for today I guess.

I let the sheep out based on atmos and they're under the trees complaining.

Bit of an AR. The following radar image (which DOES show the rain up there) certainly belongs more in November than June.

[Typeing3]

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https://mobile.twitter.com/Squamishweat ... 2622308352

https://mobile.twitter.com/MurphTWN/sta ... 8949274626

https://mobile.twitter.com/PeterVogel/s ... 2553661440

https://mobile.twitter.com/RyanVoutilai ... 7842828288

https://mobile.twitter.com/CityofDeltaB ... 0274443271

[Typeing3]

https://mobile.twitter.com/MMadryga/sta ... 3823857665

https://mobile.twitter.com/natureaseem/ ... 7740545025

https://mobile.twitter.com/UWCIMSS/stat ... 0693953539

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheUWDawgcas ... 4446665728

https://mobile.twitter.com/Brad604/stat ... 4606894080

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Are you a programmer?

How did you guess?

[Hawk]

Wow...cold and wet day out there