Last night we were pounded by strong winds and blowing snow. The strong wind even blew my snow shovels that were hanging on hooks in the carport off, and onto the ground. At present, it is still snowing and we are living under a snow warning, but that is to change later in the day when the temperature rises, and the snow turns to rain. I would rather it just kept falling as snow, since that is easier to deal with, than slush.
There is an “atmospheric river” moving into BC from the Pacific. Vancouver and the Lower Mainland will be hard hit, and are in for a real drenching for days. Even up here in the middle of the province, our forecast calls for rain and showers until the weekend, when some flurries, are forecast.
March is generally characterized with a lot of changeable weather, but I wish a little more sunshine was mixed in to those changes.
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