Close, but a bit north.
This is Regina tonight. Maybe we can send the after-Blizzard prairie typical deep freeze east for their true Canadian enjoyment.
Punishing snowstorm predicted to pummel southern Ontario
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This is Regina tonight. Maybe we can send the after-Blizzard prairie typical deep freeze east for their true Canadian enjoyment.
Gone but not forgotten. His spirit might live on in Ottawa’s (& not Toronto’s) current Mayor Jim “McCheese” Watson:
Police say military aid, court order might be needed to end demonstration.
(CBC of coarse)
Ottawa residents brace as protest numbers expected to swell this weekend — CBC News
People who live in downtown Ottawa are bracing as the nearly week-long protest looks poised to continue, with the police chief concerned that policing alone may not end the "intolerable" and "unprecedented" demonstration.
Intolerable ! LolGone but not forgotten. His spirit might live on in Ottawa’s (& not Toronto’s) current Mayor Jim “McCheese” Watson:
Police say military aid, court order might be needed to end demonstration.
(CBC of coarse)
Ottawa residents brace as protest numbers expected to swell this weekend — CBC News
People who live in downtown Ottawa are bracing as the nearly week-long protest looks poised to continue, with the police chief concerned that policing alone may not end the "intolerable" and "unprecedented" demonstration.apple.news
WINTER WALLOP LOOMS: GTA, southern Ontario to get 5-10 cm of snow overnight Thursday
Author of the article:Jane Stevenson
Publishing date:Feb 24, 2022 • 8 hours ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation
Snow frames the Toronto skyline from the end of Polson St. on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022.
Snow frames the Toronto skyline from the end of Polson St. on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022. PHOTO BY ERNEST DOROSZUK /TORONTO SUN
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Even as we get closer to the official start of spring, winter seemingly just can’t quit us.
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According to The Weather Network, “Thursday will be the calm before the next snowstorm in southern Ontario, as the next far-reaching system threatens to impact Friday commute times.”
The Weather Network says “5-10 cm is expected for the region, though the setup includes lake enhancement for the west and east end of Lake Ontario. Local amounts could potentially add up to as much as 20 cm by the time it winds down later Friday.”
The downside, other than the obvious if you don’t like snow, is that “commute times will likely be jeopardized for most, with winter weather travel advisories spanning much of the region.”
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It says the snow will “push into the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) through the overnight period, when snowfall rates will pick up. The snow will continue to spread east Friday morning, when it’s expected to be at its heaviest, making for a tricky commute. Amounts of 5-10 cm expected along the 401 corridor.”
The Weather Network says “the snowfall should be a little fluffier, so it will accumulate faster on the ground. Winter weather travel advisories span the region urging drivers to adjust travel plans accordingly. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways and parking lots may become difficult to navigate due to accumulating snow and visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in periods of heavy snow.”
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Author of the article:Jane Stevenson
Publishing date:Feb 24, 2022 • 8 hours ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation
Snow frames the Toronto skyline from the end of Polson St. on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022.
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According to The Weather Network, “Thursday will be the calm before the next snowstorm in southern Ontario, as the next far-reaching system threatens to impact Friday commute times.”
The Weather Network says “5-10 cm is expected for the region, though the setup includes lake enhancement for the west and east end of Lake Ontario. Local amounts could potentially add up to as much as 20 cm by the time it winds down later Friday.”
The downside, other than the obvious if you don’t like snow, is that “commute times will likely be jeopardized for most, with winter weather travel advisories spanning much of the region.”
People were bundled up as they headed out to Ashbridges Bay Park in Toronto on Feb. 19, 2022.
Coldest winter weather behind us, but expect more snow
A snowplow clears the streets in East York as the first major dump of snow hit Toronto on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021.
Toronto about to experience a "winter weather whiplash"
Extreme winter weather conditions have prompted the Township of Scugog to declare a state of emergency.
Scugog Township declares state of emergency due to significant winter weather
Homeowners work to clear snow on Monday, January 17, 2022, in Ajax.
SNOWMAGEDDON: City declares 'major snowstorm condition'
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STORY CONTINUES BELOW
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It says the snow will “push into the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) through the overnight period, when snowfall rates will pick up. The snow will continue to spread east Friday morning, when it’s expected to be at its heaviest, making for a tricky commute. Amounts of 5-10 cm expected along the 401 corridor.”
The Weather Network says “the snowfall should be a little fluffier, so it will accumulate faster on the ground. Winter weather travel advisories span the region urging drivers to adjust travel plans accordingly. Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways and parking lots may become difficult to navigate due to accumulating snow and visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in periods of heavy snow.”
WINTER WALLOP LOOMS: GTA, southern Ontario to get 5-10 cm of snow overnight Thursday
Even as we get closer to the official start of spring, winter just can’t quit us, says The Weather Network.
HUH, everything has been abbreviated to two letters
MB, ON, AB, ON, SK, NB years ago..
TX, ND, SD, NM, AZ, AR, TN, WV, VA
FU.HUH, everything has been abbreviated to two letters
MB, ON, AB, ON, SK, NB
That was a joke. I know it can be hard to tell sometimes, with me.
