What is Vancouver talking about these days?
Take a wild guess... I'll give you a few hints: gusts of 90-100 km/h, accumulation in centimeters (not millimeters), bridges closed, parks closed, trees uprooted, and many, many more.
Trees continue to fall in Stanley Park and the Lions Gate Bridge was closed at rush hour on Tuesday. I looked out my window yesterday it was raining, I walked to school in a hail storm, it was snowing during class (and throughout the night), more people had no electricity last night... I'm telling you, the busiest people on TV these days are the weather presenters.
It snowed pretty much on and off all day, and is snowing again as we speak. They are never going to be able to inflate the BC Place roof again, it's going to be a big snow cone :-)
In the weather forecast for tomorrow: high minus 1, low minus 7, wind chill minus 16 in the morning.
Welcome to the West Coast.
Trees continue to fall in Stanley Park and the Lions Gate Bridge was closed at rush hour on Tuesday. I looked out my window yesterday it was raining, I walked to school in a hail storm, it was snowing during class (and throughout the night), more people had no electricity last night... I'm telling you, the busiest people on TV these days are the weather presenters.
It snowed pretty much on and off all day, and is snowing again as we speak. They are never going to be able to inflate the BC Place roof again, it's going to be a big snow cone :-)
In the weather forecast for tomorrow: high minus 1, low minus 7, wind chill minus 16 in the morning.
Welcome to the West Coast.
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At 1:42 PM,
SNAKE HUNTERS said…
If all you get is weather reports,
Try our History post. Gives a whole
new perspective to the real world.
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