Halifax Storm Watch

WiNTER r.i.p.

Posted by: weathermancer, 12:32 AM GMT on February 02, 2012

I know that as soon as I type these words we are going to get BLASTED by ARCTIC conditions BIGTIME.

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Irene eyes the Mid Atlantic - 2011

Posted by: weathermancer, 11:21 PM GMT on August 24, 2011

I'ze zee buys!Irene eyes the skies of the maritimes...Best keep me eyes on 'er den...

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Twister Kills 300... Climate Not To Blame

Posted by: weathermancer, 10:16 PM GMT on April 29, 2011

I love it when know-nothing media-twisters, always put the spin on climate change.Today I heard all the tornadoes flattening parts of SE US was just "wind" and not "climate". No, apparently "climate" is not to blame for all this tragedy and destruction, it is Al Gore himself. Yep... his living in a mansion and getting rich from the climate-change.Funny that there is always someone or thing to "blame"... while never one does look at oneself first. Its always the othe...

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Weather or not... Spring? 2011

Posted by: weathermancer, 4:13 PM GMT on April 22, 2011

First report this year... awaiting thunderstorm season, and basically warmer weather. The grass and crocus are way ahead of the air temperatures. The odd nice sunny day is usually overcrowded by cloudy - cold - and windy conditions.Compared to last year's anomalous weather of 25C this time last year, lasting basically all summer of 2010... snapped only by the emergence of hurricane Earl which took the warm waters away. Earl moved further east than official forecast,...

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Summer 2010 Record SST's and Weather Trends

Posted by: weathermancer, 4:02 PM GMT on August 29, 2010

Local Halifax and harbor approaches Weather for Summer 2010. Lets start with the obvious record warmth, after an el-Nino winter and continuing into the Summer months. SST's have reached their "warm swimming phase" 2-3 weeks earlier than usual. We usually aren't able to put our feet in the ocean water without having them frozen to the bone. The 20-22C warming turned this summer into one to remember.Now for Hurricane Season 2010. Last years trend was a general weaknes...

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