North American Weather (U.S.A & Canada)

[ANYWEATHER]

Interesting to note that the high temperatures of the USA nearly 100 years ago have been steadily declining since the 1920s/30s ......

[SnowBear]

25 minutes ago, ANYWEATHER said:

Interesting to note that the high temperatures of the USA nearly 100 years ago have been steadily declining since the 1920s/30s ......

That's quite a marked difference, do they say anywhere why despite climate change? Or is it down to climate change shifting the heat westwards more? 

[matty40s]

Catastrophic flash flooding in Tennessee, 16" of rain in 7 hours!!...

 

[Had Worse]

Webcam - 17th St. Dairy Queen Grill & Chill Virginia Beach Oceanfront

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Check out what's happening at the DQ Grill & Chill at 17th St.

Great shelf cloud forming

[Had Worse]

Quit and active storm cell moving into Eau Claire Wisconsin.

Campus Mall Amphitheater Live Stream (Unavailable - Camera Being Replaced)

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See what's happening on the campus mall by viewing the live stream video.

Chippewa Lounge from Schofield Hall

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Chippewa Lounge from Schofield Hall

 

Edited August 24, 2021 by Had Worse

[Had Worse]

Manchester, Iowa is in line for a prolonged storm

 

[Allseasons-Si]

On 24/08/2021 at 20:53, Had Worse said:

Manchester, Iowa is in line for a prolonged storm

 

What a lovely scene

[Had Worse]

Next stop 

 

[Kiwi]

New York and New Jersey being hit by major flooding tonight. A result of tropical storm Ida. State of Emergency declared.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Jo Farrow]

1 hour ago, Kiwi said:

New York and New Jersey being hit by major flooding tonight. A result of tropical storm Ida. State of Emergency declared.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Incredible scenes last night. Flash flooding emergency declared. 

Post-Tropical Cyclone Ida soaking the northern Mid Atlantic & southern New England with a High Risk of excessive rainfall into early Thurs morning, life-threatening flooding and severe weather expected. Severe storms and a risk of flash flooding from the remnants of Ida. NWS

[Dorsetbred]

And the snow has arrived in MONTANA

[Dorsetbred]

Looking very scenic today at Big Sky with a temperature of 32F

[cheeky_monkey]

53 minutes ago, Dorsetbred said:

Looking very scenic today at Big Sky with a temperature of 32F

snow arrived in force in the Canadian rockies mid last week...i drive up to Prince George on Monday with little snow on the mountains when i came back Thursday a lot of snow had fallen to quite low levels.

[Coopsy]

Similar to last year, not much snow around on the mountains including the ski hills as we head into October. With about 5 weeks or so til the start of the ski season it’ll start building up shorty. Still, lovely late summer like weather into the 20’s.

Signs of a change, as often is the case with the advancement of Thanksgiving, with a chance of snow next week and night time temps close to freezing. Bring on the winter season. ️ 

Edited September 30, 2021 by Coopsy

[Dorsetbred]

A tentative link to clear skies in Montana tonight amazing view at Big Sky, such clear skies amazing view of the heavens (view enlarged)

Edited October 3, 2021 by Dorsetbred

[Coopsy]

If anyone wonders what it’s like waking up after a snowstorm in the Canadian Rockies - this captures it pretty well.

Snow laden mountains, deep blue skies, snow plows already out clearing the streets. A foot of fresh snow and hitting the ski slopes to take advantage of the powder.

Bring on some good old fashioned Alberta snowstorms this winter. 

[sundog]

^^^^^

My idea of heaven.

[Coopsy]

I do love this time of year in the Rockies. You just never know what weather you might have. Currently it’s reaching a respectable 21oC. Last year was closer to 25oC but then 3 years ago it’s was minus 10oC. 

The transition usually happens around early October. This year looks to be no different with cooler weather today and snow possibly on it’s way  

[cheeky_monkey]

it was snowing firs thing here in Prince George..currently 0c and cloudy at 9 am..was wet and cold yesterday as well

[ANYWEATHER]

On 03/10/2021 at 20:38, Coopsy said:

If anyone wonders what it’s like waking up after a snowstorm in the Canadian Rockies - this captures it pretty well.

Snow laden mountains, deep blue skies, snow plows already out clearing the streets. A foot of fresh snow and hitting the ski slopes to take advantage of the powder.

Bring on some good old fashioned Alberta snowstorms this winter. 

A Snowscape Paradise☺

[Coopsy]

Just going through some old videos and found this one. Huge snowflakes (more like snow chunks) that measured around 15cm’s wide at their biggest. I was getting excited thinking at the time they could be some of the worlds largest snowflakes, until I found out the record is a staggering 38cm! Lol 

[Dorsetbred]

17 hours ago, Coopsy said:

Just going through some old videos and found this one. Huge snowflakes (more like snow chunks) that measured around 15cm’s wide at their biggest. I was getting excited thinking at the time they could be some of the worlds largest snowflakes, until I found out the record is a staggering 38cm! Lol 

 

Even a small snowflake would be something to see in this neck of the woods these days..

[Coopsy]

1 hour ago, Dorsetbred said:

Even a small snowflake would be something to see in this neck of the woods these days..

It’s getting rarer isn’t it. Maybe this year will be ‘the one’

If you’re snow starved you might like this video I took in the middle a snowstorm a few years back in the road out the front of the house 

[Dorsetbred]

Just a covering...Whistler

 

Edited October 8, 2021 by Dorsetbred

[Dorsetbred]

Looking interesting for Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, northern South Dakota on Tues/Wes next week, some blizzard conditions in the mix, possiblt the first decent dumping of the winter..