July 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

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Re: July 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

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Thunder showers moving into the valley
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I'm getting short bursts of intense heavy rain. Gusty winds too. Seems very convective.
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AbbyJr wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 7:51 pm I'm getting short bursts of intense heavy rain. Gusty winds too. Seems very convective.
Quite the cloudburst... looks like round 2 may be on its way, unless it skims by us.

14 mm here since midnight.
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Coquitlam79 wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 7:34 pm Ya I remember i was a kid but I still remember how it was sunny everyday, but cold. Wouldn't it be something if it happened again this year? Especially after the frigid February we had and to have another dry cold month at opposite ends of the calendar year would be awesome!
Unfortunately those type of Arctic blasts don't occur in the PNW anymore. I believe YVR had a few highs in the -7C range with that one; today it's hard enough just getting a subzero high at the station, nevermind highs well below freezing.
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4.1mm yesterday. 4.6mm today.
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Looking over the stats for November 1985...it was truly insane. Save for a high of 0.1C on the 24th, YVR recorded 10 subzero highs. This included a four day stretch where the mercury didn't climb above -4C with frequent snow showers. The high on the 27th was -8.7C.
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Those were the days keyboard man.. :clap: :clap:
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year! :think:
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Looks like Fish n my budd John are going to score more rain tonight.. :shh:
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year! :think:
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Hawk wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 9:40 pm Looks like Fish n my budd John are going to score more rain tonight.. :shh:
Your fish buttee might still be at Kentucky lake riding his bike around the lake over and over again.
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Typeing3 wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 9:28 pm Looking over the stats for November 1985...it was truly insane. Save for a high of 0.1C on the 24th, YVR recorded 10 subzero highs. This included a four day stretch where the mercury didn't climb above -4C with frequent snow showers. The high on the 27th was -8.7C.
Outflow must have been pretty strong and dry. There were huge snowfalls across the southern island while Abbotsford was mostly dry. Shawnigan Lake had 125cm during that stretch
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Monty wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 10:01 pm Outflow must have been pretty strong and dry. There were huge snowfalls across the southern island while Abbotsford was mostly dry. Shawnigan Lake had 125cm during that stretch
Yep strong N/NE flow during that period. But what distinguishes that blast from those we see nowadays is that those blasts - while being relatively dry - actually produced temps well below freezing; in comparison, dry Arctic blasts today (ex. Feb 2019) feature comparatively moderate temps.
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Abby_wx wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2019 8:56 pm Quite the cloudburst... looks like round 2 may be on its way, unless it skims by us.

14 mm here since midnight.
I had 22.3 mm today.
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28 mm 36hour total
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Well my Bowron Lakes canoe trip starts mid next week. The forecast? Not so good. We are at the wettest place in BC.

Apparently mosquitoes in the Caribou are really bad this year as well.
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tyweather wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2019 11:40 am Well my Bowron Lakes canoe trip starts mid next week. The forecast? Not so good. We are at the wettest place in BC.

Apparently mosquitoes in the Caribou are really bad this year as well.
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