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But thats not spectacular. I live 2 miles from a steep hill and in the winter there can be as much as 2 feet of snow up there and nothing down here at all.
That's from a large difference in elevation. Cambium's example is just from distance not elevation.
Current forecast from Environment Canada calls for a high in Edmonton of 13C on January 24. That's a brave call 6 days out since the highest temperature ever recorded in January is 11.7C. We'll see what happens.
Current forecast from Environment Canada calls for a high in Edmonton of 13C on January 24. That's a brave call 6 days out since the highest temperature ever recorded in January is 11.7C. We'll see what happens.
Maybe Europe will be getting some widespread cold as February begins
This is what the Japanese model has for the month of February. Alaskan ridge alive and well, but Southern US wants to build a ridge. I have a feeling my region will see a very active pattern
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 01-18-2014 at 06:00 PM..
Nice! How much snow is on the ground there? Bare grass in spots?
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