Lexicus
Deity
We're hitting the upper 70s tomorrow. Possible February record. The extra energy in the hydro- and atmosphere is surely what's causing these wild temperature swings.
Oh, the weather outside is...
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Thorgalaeg
Deity
Wild indeed. Raised more than 10°C in a single day. It is hot in the street while indoors it is still chilly.
Lexicus
Deity
A couple weeks ago we had a fall from the upper seventies on Friday (~24 C) to a low of 19 (a few below 0 C) the next Saturday night.
Last night we had enough snow to turn not asphalt surfaces white (quarter inch maybe). Nothing stuck to roads and driveways though. It was all gone by 10:00 AM.
Die snow die. I love you from the beginning of November until the end of January... then I hate you and want you to leave and never come back... until next November.
It was official today. We got .3 inches of snow!
onejayhawk
Afflicted with reason
Wet, chilly, miserable. Time to plant the corn and beans.
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Broken_Erika
Play with me.
Flooding, lotsa of ice flows. Now it will all freeze again before melting again on friday....
If that happened here, we'd be having a chinook.
Yikes, what a mess!Flooding, lotsa of ice flows. Now it will all freeze again before melting again on friday....
What the hell is that?!?Flooding, lotsa of ice flows. Now it will all freeze again before melting again on friday....
It looks like the aftermath of an ice jam breaking up... on a street, instead of in a riverbed.
Were did it come from? I don't see any hills in the distance and the trees on either side of the road seem intact... It's just mystifying to me as I've never lived anywhere that gets this kind of weather.
Lexicus
Deity
Someone actually posted her own photo of it in one of the Facebook groups I'm in (she must live close to Broken_Erika?). What happened was that the road flooded and then the water froze, and the ice broke up leaving...that.
Ah that makes more sense, thanks.
Lexicus
Deity
*Sorry @Sommerswerd I got that wrong, the ice came up from the river when the river flooded, and when the waters receded the ice chunks were left on the road.
That makes even more sense, actually.
warpus
Sommerswerd asked me to change this
My city got the most flooding it's seen since the 1960s (or something like that). Parts of a nearby city also got evacuated.
Broken_Erika, you're from southwestern Ontario?
Broken_Erika, you're from southwestern Ontario?
Broken_Erika
Play with me.
Yep.
Here's a better pic.
and more infos
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/n...-mild-weather-spring-like-temperatures/95998/
