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Late shipment of winter. Wet snow at 10 p.m. this evening.[/caption]
Don't you just hate it when one of your Christmas presents arrives late?
As I type this inside where it's warm and dry, the weather outside is trying frightfully hard -- to snow.
I know what it looks like from the photo; it looks like it's raining drinking straws -- it isn't. It's snowing, but only above street level, no lower than, let's say three storeys. All that's hitting the street is cold rain.
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At 8 a.m the weather looked promising. It just wasn't clear what was being promised.[/caption]
Spring is about a month away and we never really received our full serving of winter so one could say that Nature has a bit of a backlog of weather to get through. That could explain how we had an unsettled looking morning then a gorgeous, warm taste of sunny spring days to come, and now, a bit of the winter we were promised over a month ago.
Really though, the only explanation necessary is, "it's Vancouver," where we can have summer in the winter, snow in the summer, rain from a clear blue sky, and anything in between. Click the images to enlarge them.
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By 3 p.m. it was sunny and warm, with big fluffy clouds for decoration.[/caption]
Late shipment of winter. Wet snow at 10 p.m. this evening.[/caption]Don't you just hate it when one of your Christmas presents arrives late?
As I type this inside where it's warm and dry, the weather outside is trying frightfully hard -- to snow.
I know what it looks like from the photo; it looks like it's raining drinking straws -- it isn't. It's snowing, but only above street level, no lower than, let's say three storeys. All that's hitting the street is cold rain.
This morning things could've gone either way weather-wise
[caption id="attachment_10467" align="alignnone" width="497"]
At 8 a.m the weather looked promising. It just wasn't clear what was being promised.[/caption]Spring is about a month away and we never really received our full serving of winter so one could say that Nature has a bit of a backlog of weather to get through. That could explain how we had an unsettled looking morning then a gorgeous, warm taste of sunny spring days to come, and now, a bit of the winter we were promised over a month ago.
Really though, the only explanation necessary is, "it's Vancouver," where we can have summer in the winter, snow in the summer, rain from a clear blue sky, and anything in between. Click the images to enlarge them.
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By 3 p.m. it was sunny and warm, with big fluffy clouds for decoration.[/caption]
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