rennea
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How Are All You Canadians Doing.....
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Discussion Overview
This thread features participants discussing their experiences with the current weather conditions across Canada, particularly focusing on cold temperatures and snowfall. Many share personal anecdotes about dealing with the winter weather and its impact on daily life.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions enjoying the sunny weather but expresses concern about potential flooding in the spring due to ongoing snow.
- Another participant reports frustration over an upcoming snowstorm, predicting significant snowfall in the next few days.
- Several users note the cold temperatures but varying amounts of snow in their regions, with one participant humorously anticipating a typical March storm.
- One participant shares worries about their partner's flight home during winter weather, highlighting the treacherous conditions in Halifax.
- Another participant describes their driveway needing shoveling and the challenges of getting to work in the cold.
- One participant expresses relief about milder weather in their area compared to others experiencing harsher conditions.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the severity of winter weather across Canada, with some participants experiencing heavy snowfall while others report milder conditions. No clear consensus emerges on the overall weather experience.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences related to winter weather, including its impact on travel, daily activities, and feelings about the ongoing cold conditions.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants and community members interested in shared experiences regarding winter weather across Canada may find this discussion relatable.
ZippyKitty
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peichef
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What is your weather forecast looking like for Sat in Alberta?? I know it's early yet, but my DH is flying home from Calgary on Sat & I am always nervous about flying in the winter.
Here in Halifax, every snow storm has been followed by freezing rain & rain. It makes for treacherous roads, but only 1 "snow day" so far in 08. (I was hoping for one today, but no such luck.)
Here in Halifax, every snow storm has been followed by freezing rain & rain. It makes for treacherous roads, but only 1 "snow day" so far in 08. (I was hoping for one today, but no such luck.)
stefani2
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I am tired of the deep-freeze.
Veevahchef
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peichef
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Now I just have to pray that he doesn't do anything foolish on the hills in Banff -- he hasn't skied in at least 10 yrs. He's at his own NC with some avid skiers -- hopefully he has sense enough to stick to the bunny hills -lol.
ZippyKitty
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Well mistym
My driveway is in serious need of shovelling, my husband is threatening to sleep at the office with the boy - which would leave shovelling to me! Hopefully the Go gets running shortly. I've done some shovelling, came in to start supper and find that they will be late. I just showered so I don't really want to go back outside in the cold. And we are expecting just as much again tonight. At least in Nfld I knew people with plows on their trucks!
My driveway is in serious need of shovelling, my husband is threatening to sleep at the office with the boy - which would leave shovelling to me! Hopefully the Go gets running shortly. I've done some shovelling, came in to start supper and find that they will be late. I just showered so I don't really want to go back outside in the cold. And we are expecting just as much again tonight. At least in Nfld I knew people with plows on their trucks!
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