Hey folks,
Our storm is brewing in the U.S. south and is heading our way.
Since I've spoken to you last, the computer models have been consistantly been tracking the storm a little further west than they were yesterday.
What does that mean?
Well in a nutshell... IF THIS TRACK HOLDS...it means more snow. 20 cm's would almost be certain now... and totals of 40 cm aren't out of the question from the City of Peterborough east towards the Nations capital.
Again, as the map shows... the further east you are... the more snow you'll see.
This looks like... for some in the viewing area... it will be right up there with the December 15th (25cm) and the February 7th (30cm) storms from this winter in terms of accumulation.
The one thing I want to stress... you're going to be hearing a lot about the snow... obviously it's an important issue. However, I'm also very concerned about the winds with this storm...especially as we move into Saturday. Winds will be gusting to 70 km/h from Saturday afternoon-night making it basically... a blizzard out there.
More details... and a storm timeline... tonight @ 6 and 11.
Ryan
5 comments:
Thanks for the updates Ryan, we are leaving for the Big Smoke tonight as we have an early am flight to California for March Break - sure hope the lull in the storms lines up with our departure time!! Sue Blow Ennismore
Thanks Ryan! We love the snow! We will have lots of fun skiing during the March Break!
The mean snow lady says bring on the snow!!!!!
i want spring to come!
from: Lisa Martyn
From Peterborough Ontario Canada!!!
we are really sick of shoveling all this white stuff.
we are going to love it when it is all done so that we can go sleigh riding for the March break.
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