what the fuckImages taken 1832 Hours ET/EST:
St. John's had entered into a Statewide emergency a few hours ago. Snowbanks taller than myself have formed along the front of my place.
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LMAO @ i-Lo 's photos...absolute insanity. And people are expected to head out through that?
I always told myself I'd sooner deal with extreme cold than extreme heat, last year during the summer we got as high as 45C and it was one of my most miserable experiences ever (and I also generally prefer the cold to heat). But by all the accounts written here I'm really not sure what's worse.
I always told myself I'd sooner deal with extreme cold than extreme heat, last year during the summer we got as high as 45C and it was one of my most miserable experiences ever (and I also generally prefer the cold to heat). But by all the accounts written here I'm really not sure what's worse.
I legitimately can't imagine this. Out of this world. Most years we don't even get a single snow here.
Like, I can't even fathom that much snow. I'm always curious how facilities that run 24/7/365 deal with conditions like that. I'd hate to be the poor souls essentially stuck at work for days.
i like the cold. but that's a bit too cold for even me.
about -12ºC in Nova Scotia right now. yesterday it looked like Hoth.
Smokey_Run holy shit, that image says it was 236KM/H gusts. we didn't get anywhere near that when Dorian flew over my goddamn house.
about -12ºC in Nova Scotia right now. yesterday it looked like Hoth.
Smokey_Run holy shit, that image says it was 236KM/H gusts. we didn't get anywhere near that when Dorian flew over my goddamn house.
So, my next door neighbour just sent me these two photos taken a within the last hour now that the storm is receding:
The snowbank that has formed in front of condo row and it reaches 1st floor (or 2nd floor if you count ground floor as the first):
Given I live near the edge, the sheltered area leading to my door fared a bit better:
Zimmiwood I am not sure if folks have gone to work today given state of emergency was established yesterday afternoon.
The snowbank that has formed in front of condo row and it reaches 1st floor (or 2nd floor if you count ground floor as the first):
Given I live near the edge, the sheltered area leading to my door fared a bit better:
Zimmiwood I am not sure if folks have gone to work today given state of emergency was established yesterday afternoon.
Kinda want to experience that kind of cold once or twice.
Toronto has been unusually warm this winter
Toronto has been unusually warm this winter
OP
OP
Taken couple of hours in front of my place (to give some sense of perspective of how high the snowbank is, you can barely see the ground floor in places) and it's just and much worse elsewhere:
Took me about 35 minutes straight to dig out small walk way from my entrance to the common walkway (which was cleared by my neighbour) leading to parking lot. Nothing is going to be open today and most likely tomorrow as city services attempt to clear out things best they can for now. Another 10 cm of snow is expected tomorrow night.
This is essentially the shape climate change will take in years and decades to come in the maritimes, extremely hazardous storms surges and accompanying snow.
Took me about 35 minutes straight to dig out small walk way from my entrance to the common walkway (which was cleared by my neighbour) leading to parking lot. Nothing is going to be open today and most likely tomorrow as city services attempt to clear out things best they can for now. Another 10 cm of snow is expected tomorrow night.
This is essentially the shape climate change will take in years and decades to come in the maritimes, extremely hazardous storms surges and accompanying snow.
When I was up north working on a pipe line, it was -52 outside and we were pouring grout for some pump bases inside a small pump house, the grout needed to be at 18 degrees or higher to cure. So they set up 3 frost fighters to heat the inside building. Holy fuck it was +50 degrees inside. It was such a mind fuck walking through the door with a 100 degree temperature change.
Stay warm guys!
Stay warm guys!