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Edmonton is third today behind Ottawa and Winnipeg -- next Toronto and Vancouver once again is dead last.

 

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Edmonton comes in Second today behind Toronto, followed by Ottawa and Winnipeg tied for third -- again, Vancouver is dead last.

 

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Edmonton lands in 4th place with Toronto and Winnipeg leading the way -- Vancouver is again dead last.

 

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No change in rankings from Saturday...

 

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Edmonton climbed back into the top 3 today behind Ottawa (first) and Winnipeg (second). Toronto lands in fourth and Vancouver just does not want to give up that "dead last" position.

 

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Winnipeg and Ottawa trade places from yesterday -- Winnipeg First; Ottawa Second. Toronto moves up to third ahead of Edmonton. C'mon Vancouver -- we are starting to feel sorry for you.

 

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Edmonton is back into the top 3 behind Toronto and Ottawa. Winnipeg drops to dead last on the strength of persistent snowfall; Vancouver is still raining in 4th place.

 

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Edmonton jumps back into first place followed by Ottawa and Vancouver -- Vancouver moved up because it is raining in Toronto with very high winds and Winnipeg, finishing last again, is blanketed with snow and freezing temperatures.

 

[ChazYEG]

it’s november….it should stop about the middle of may so 6 1/2 months?

Gosh, I'll take Edmonton's/Winnipeg's cold and dry weather over Vancouver every single time!
Been in Vancouver for days and it's amazing how much water can fall from the sky!

 

[JayYEG]

Same here, @ChazYEG. As long as you dress appropriately, I find Edmonton's winters to be quite tolerable given how sunny it usually is! (Minus the week or so of -30 to -40 we get every winter lol). My only gripe is how long winter lasts, but I suppose due to our dry climate, having snow for a good portion of the year really helps the plant life. It's been concerning that we still haven't had any snow yet, especially since we've had such a dry year already. I believe snow is due soon, though!

 

[Kaizen]

Potentially a lot of snow for the Mexico game, he he he.

 

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^^^^ Kevin has an evil laugh?

 

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Finally, Toronto lands in first place (I wonder how long it will last) followed by Vancouver, then Edmonton in third, Ottawa next and Winnipeg dead last again.

 

[northlands]

Same here, @ChazYEG. As long as you dress appropriately, I find Edmonton's winters to be quite tolerable given how sunny it usually is! (Minus the week or so of -30 to -40 we get every winter lol). My only gripe is how long winter lasts, but I suppose due to our dry climate, having snow for a good portion of the year really helps the plant life. It's been concerning that we still haven't had any snow yet, especially since we've had such a dry year already. I believe snow is due soon, though!

Agreed!!

That said, what has been killing me these past few winters is the darkness. It's so miserable.

 

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^^^^ Pretty much the same across Canada -- it is a northern country.