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And not just the west coast...
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British Columbia Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth says the province is in "uncharted territory" with multiple storms approaching while it struggles to recover from floods and devastated transportation corridors. For some visual evidence of the latter, here's a photo gallery that makes a convincing case. Terence Corcoran points out that the trauma suffered in the Sumas Valley region is one of many since the area was drained to create fertile farmland 100 years ago, and should have come as no surprise. Terry Glavin warns politicians to abstain from empty platitudes and instead look for ways to help the people, because the suffering is real.
Article from The National Post
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not the first time, won’t be the last time. and that’s not because of climate change, it’s because of human hubris (which also contributes to climate change but that’s not what’s once again apparent here)
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not the first time, won’t be the last time. and that’s not because of climate change, it’s because of human hubris (which also contributes to climate change but that’s not what’s once again apparent here)
Terence Corcoran: A human mistake — Why the B.C. floods are not a climate change issue — Financial Post
Instead of preparing for the floods, B.C. and Ottawa spent most of the last few decades revving up the long-range aspects of climate change alarm
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Edmonton back in First Place followed closely by Vancouver (rain let up for one day at least) Ottawa and then Winnipeg. Toronto is dead last again based primarily on high winds (and snowfall).
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Winnipeg grabs the gold... Edmonton and Toronto are tied for second, then comes Vancouver (the rain is back -- take the laundry off the clothesline) and Ottawa is dead last (windy some; lose some)
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Edmonton remains on top tied with Ottawa while Toronto slips to dead last and Vancouver and Winnipeg are tied in the middle.
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Edmonton in third behind Ottawa and Toronto; Vancouver in fourth with a slight reprieve on heavy rainfall and Winnipeg dead last.
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Temperature extremes this winter will feel like 'weather whiplash,' Canadians warned
Colder water in the Pacific Ocean is creating La Nina conditions, which often lead to drastic temperature shifts across southern Canada
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Fixed now -- but there were some general site problems earlier today.
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Jumping the gun I am -- weather predictions are pretty good based on the night-before guestimation (I am up to my ears tomorrow). Edmonton and Winnipeg are tied for the win, then comes Ottawa and Vancouver only because it is snowing and blowing in Toronto -- dead last.
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Tallies for the Month of November:
Edmonton -- placed first 11 times (55 points), second 3 times (12 points), third 7 times (21 points), fourth 6 times (12 points), and last 3 times (3 points) -- total points for the month = 103
Vancouver -- placed first just 2 times (10 points), second 7 times (28 points), third 6 times (18 points), fourth 4 times (8 points) and last 11 times (11 points) -- total points for the month = 75
Winnipeg -- placed first 6 times (30 points), second 8 times (32 points), third 6 times (18 points), fourth 2 times (4 points) and last 8 times (8 points) -- total points for the month = 92
Ottawa -- placed first 6 times (30 points), second 10 times (40 points), third 7 times (21 points), fourth 5 times (10 points) and last 2 times (2 points) -- total points for the month = 103
Toronto -- placed first 11 times (55 points), second 4 times (16 points), third 5 times (15 points), fourth 5 times (10 points) and last 5 times (5 points) -- total points for the month = 101
So for the month of November Edmonton and Ottawa tied for first place, Toronto came in second, Winnipeg third and Vancouver last in the wonderful weather world.
Edmonton -- placed first 11 times (55 points), second 3 times (12 points), third 7 times (21 points), fourth 6 times (12 points), and last 3 times (3 points) -- total points for the month = 103
Vancouver -- placed first just 2 times (10 points), second 7 times (28 points), third 6 times (18 points), fourth 4 times (8 points) and last 11 times (11 points) -- total points for the month = 75
Winnipeg -- placed first 6 times (30 points), second 8 times (32 points), third 6 times (18 points), fourth 2 times (4 points) and last 8 times (8 points) -- total points for the month = 92
Ottawa -- placed first 6 times (30 points), second 10 times (40 points), third 7 times (21 points), fourth 5 times (10 points) and last 2 times (2 points) -- total points for the month = 103
Toronto -- placed first 11 times (55 points), second 4 times (16 points), third 5 times (15 points), fourth 5 times (10 points) and last 5 times (5 points) -- total points for the month = 101
So for the month of November Edmonton and Ottawa tied for first place, Toronto came in second, Winnipeg third and Vancouver last in the wonderful weather world.
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And so we begin the month of December with another first place win for Edmonton followed by Ottawa and then Toronto. Vancouver is fourth under the rain cloud and Winnipeg is dead last under the snow cloud.
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Vancouver leaps into first place with a break in the rain clouds, Winnipeg is in second and all of the rest are tied for third.