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...and the geoegineering continues...
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I don't believe it.
As WW3 develops, no one is going to be dissing the "preppers." What have you done?
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Hottest places in Canada yesterday:
1. Lytton = 34.1° C (93° F)
2. Ashcroft = 33.6° C (92° F)
3. Kamloops = 32.4° C (90° F)
4. Lillooet = 32.3° C (90° F)

5. Pemberton = 32.1° C (90° F)
6. Osoyoos = 31.1° C (88° F)
7. Revelstoke = 30.9° C (88° F)
8. Clearwater = 30.8° C (87° F)

Okanagan Temperatures:
1. Osoyoos = 31.1° C (88° F)
2. Glacier's Place = 30.2° C (86° F)
3. Princeton = 29.8° C (86° F)
4. Kelowna = 29.7° C (85° F)

5. Penticton = 28.4° C (83° F)
6. Vernon = 28.4° C (83° F)
7. Summerland = 27.5° C (82° F)
8. Salmon Arm =26.5° C (80° F)
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This year there was no nice and steady warming. Cold then hot. Very fast and I am still trying to acclimatize. Like going to Mexico in the winter. Get off the plane and boom, heat and humidity. Not complaining though just noting.
Back to the yard, soooo much to do.
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I find every year here is the same.
At some point when we are past being sick of winter, someone flicks a switch.
There is never time to get used to the change.
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Logan Lake, Merritt, and area is getting hammered right now with a thunderstorm and rain.

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Well, at least the forests and bush are getting some watering.
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Next map will be released June 7th (June 1st data). This clearly shows the difference a year can make. This has truly been a winter and spring to remember.

http://bcrfc.env.gov.bc.ca/bulletins/wa ... urrent.htm
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Spring 2017 Factz:

The warmest place in Canada was at Lytton, BC = 10.6C (mean average temperature).
The coldest place in Canada was at Eureka, NU for the 16th year in a row = -24.1C.

The extreme maximum temperature was recorded at Hedley, BC = 34.5C.
The coldest temperature recorded in Canada was at Mould Bay, NWT = -54.7C. THIS IS THE COLDEST TEMPERATURE EVER RECORDED ANYWHERE IN CANADA DURING THE SPRING (March, April, May)!

The snowiest place in Canada (for the first time ever+ was Gander, NL = 298.4cm.
The least snowy place was Nanaimo = 1cm.

The wettest place in Canada was North Vancouver (Seymour Fish Hatchery) = 1480mm.
The driest place in Canada was Alert, NU = 16.8 mm.

The driest place in BC was Tatlayoko Lake = 46.4 mm.
The driest place in the Okanagan was Kelowna = 121.7 mm.
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What we all expected. Still way more up there than usual. No relief for a while from the high water.
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Hahahahahahahahaha, the weather is quite nice thanx.
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JagXKR wrote:What we all expected. Still way more up there than usual. No relief for a while from the high water.

Hoping the middle of July shows a big improvement. Nice weather and lower water levels.

Today is going to be decent - 25 degrees - sunny with cloudy periods.
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I give up...AccuWeather vs Weather Network vs EC!?!?
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This was BY FAR the wettest Spring the Okanagan. Most of the province was also very wet. The only exception was Bella Coola on the central coast and Tatlayoko Lake in the West Chilcotin.

How Spring 2017 ranks...

VANCOUVER ISLAND:

CHEMAINUS …. 2nd wettest of 83 years (1997 is #1)
ESQUIMALT…. 28th wettest of 52 years (2013 is #1)
GALIANO …. 7th wettest of 41 years (1997 is #1)
MALAHAT …. 3rd wettest of 43 years (1997 is #1)
METCHOSIN …. 13th wettest of 70 years (1997 is #1)
SHAWNIGAN LAKE …. 6th wettest of 106 years (1997 is #1)
VICTORIA INTL A …. 2nd wettest of 77 years (1997 is #1)
COMOX …. 15th wettest of 73 years (1993 is #1)
CORTES ISLAND TIBER BAY …. #1 wettest of 36 years
NANAIMO …. 3rd wettest of 68 years (1997 is #1)
CAPE BEALE LIGHT …. #1 wettest of 32 years
ESTEVAN POINT …. 11th wettest of 94 years (1986 is #1)
TOFINO …. 5th wettest of 62 years (1974 is #1)
GIBSONS …. #1 wettest of 56 years
POWELL RIVER …. #1 wettest of 57 years

NORTH AND CENTRAL COAST:

LANGARA …. 41th wettest of 81 years (1980 is #1)
BELLA COOLA …. 20th wettest of 32 years (1974 is #1)
KITIMAT …. 6th wettest of 63 years (1972 is #1)
TERRACE …. 14th wettest of 62 years (2007 is #1)

CENTRAL INTERIOR:

HOUSTON …. 5th wettest of 37 years (2011 is #1)
SMITHERS …. 8th wettest of 75 years (2011 is #1)
PUNTZI MOUNTAIN …. 5th wettest of 36 years (2014 is #1)
TATLAYOKO LAKE …. 68th wettest of 87 years (2003 is #1)
BURNS LAKE …. 5th wettest of 34 years (2003 is #1)
PRINCE GEORGE …. #1 wettest of 75 years
WILLIAMS LAKE …. 10th wettest of 57 years (2013 is #1)


LOWER MAINLAND:

ABBOTSFORD …. 3rd wettest of 73 years (1997 is #1)
AGASSIZ …. 6th wettest of 73 years (1997 is #1)
TSAWWASSEN …. #1 wettest of 47 years
MISSION …. #1 wettest of 55 years
N VANCOUVER …. #1 wettest of 54 years
PITT MEADOWS …. #1 wettest of 24 years
RICHMOND …. #1 wettest of 40 years
SUMAS CANAL …. 4th wettest of 54 years (1997 is #1)
VANCOUVER HARBOUR…. 2nd wettest of 83 years (1974 is #1)
VANCOUVER INT'L A …. #1 wettest of 81 years
WEST VANCOUVER …. 2nd wettest of 25 years (1997 is #1)
WHITE ROCK …. #1 wettest of 65 years
N VAN SEYMOUR HATCHERY …. #1 wettest of 31 years
HOPE …. 3rd wettest of 80 years (1988 is #1)

SIMILKAMEEN:

HEDLEY …. 18th wettest of 108 years (1941 is #1)
JELLICOE …. 2nd wettest of 21 years (2010 is #1)
PRINCETON …. 8th wettest of 78 years (1988 is #1)

OKANAGAN:

MERRITT …. #1 wettest of 124 years
KELOWNA …. #1 wettest of 117 years
OKANAGAN CENTRE …. #1 wettest of 89 years
PEACHLAND …. #1 wettest of 43 years
PENTICTON …. #1 wettest of 109 years
VERNON …. #1 wettest of 116 years
SUMMERLAND …. #1 wettest of 110 years

WEST KOOTENAYS:

BILLINGS …. 5th wettest of 31 years (1998 is #1)
CASTLEGAR …. 3d wettest of 52 years (1996 is #1)
NAKUSP …. #1 wettest of 60 years
NELSON …. #1 wettest of 29 years
NEW DENVER …. #1 wettest of 89 years

EAST KOOTENAYS:

CRANBROOK …. 12th wettest of 77 years (2002 is #1)
SPARWOOD …. 5th wettest of 34 years (2002 is #1)
WASA …. 16th wettest of 89 years (2002 is #1)

THOMPSON:

ASHCROFT …. 6th wettest of 57 years (2016 is #1)
BLUE RIVER …. #1 wettest of 45 years
CRISS CREEK …. 5th wettest of 29 years (2014 is #1)
KAMLOOPS …. 12th wettest of 124 years (1983 is #1)
RED LAKE …. 4th wettest of 33 years (2002 is #1)
SILVER CREEK …. #1 wettest of 28 years
VAVENBY …. 4th wettest of 103 years (2003 is #1)

COLUMBIAS:

GOLDEN …. 19th wettest of 109 years (2014 is #1)
GOLDSTREAM RIVER …. 2nd wettest of 33 years (2003 is #1)
MICA DAM …. 2nd wettest of 56 years (2003 is #1)
REVELSTOKE …. 4th wettest of 115 years (1948 is #1)

PEACE:

CHETWYND …. 3rd wettest of 32 years (2011 is #1)
FORT ST. JOHN …. #1 wettest of 75 years
MACKENZIE …. 20th wettest of 47 years (1984 is #1)

FAR NORTH:

DEASE LAKE …. 27th wettest of 72 years (2006 is #1)
FORT NELSON …. 25th wettest of 80 years (1988 is #1)
ATLIN …. 48th wettest of 89 years (2007 is #1)
PLEASANT CAMP …. 27th wettest of 43 years (2007 is #1)
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