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haha I stumbled upon it a while back while finding webcams for Niagara region in Ontario and noticed it does both Niagara and the WNY region. Been my go to ever since.

https://www.nittec.org/cameras/?cid=623 ripping snow in the band this is the I-290 between Colvin Blvd. and NF Blvd.

Its a typical early season snow event so im not very concerned but looks like most of GTA will have to wait for the first coating of snow. Nothing but 90/10 rain and wet snow ratio here on the Niagara escarpment outside Hamilton. Looks like mostly the GTA and Hamilton (a lot of Southern Ontario got their first snow of the season) missed out on this minor event but it would have been nice to get a light coating. Off to Arizona Tuesday and Vegas later in the week and home just in time hopefully for somer actual winter conditions

Even parts of the GTA was able to snag some wet snow/ice pellets with the bands that made it from Huron/GB Is that weather discord open to anyone or is it invite only?

Im not that concerned yet... For you guys though that need and feed off LES Id be getting a bit nervous. All the GTA needs is a few decent 6-10" snowstorms and we fly past worst case scenario. Most of the GTA only averages 40-50" a year so thats why we have a much lower ceiling for what can be called a good winter. Ideally Id love for winter to play out with early season snowstorms from Mid November-Early December the type that brings first real cold of the season and a wet snow of 4-6", decent cold and one big December storm of 8-12" a week before Christmas. Cold New Years and another decent storm to start January and then torch and early spring with little to no snow in March I would give a winter like that an A+ haha

wow, its only in the low 60s and mist here.

Im pumped. I have seasons for Bills but cant cross the land border. Just finishing my checklist today to fly in though. Negative covid test, sign a CDC form, upload the negative test, download the arrive Canada app for my way home ect.. I imagine though it either gets easier in the coming months or I grow accustomed to doing this.

Im heading to the KC-Bills game and dont know if I ever felt low-mid 90s in mid October before. KC forecasted high is around 92-93F on Saturday. A group of us are going down Friday-Tuesday sunday night for the game looks cloudy with temps in the low 70s

I enjoy warm Octobers. Though warm is lower 70s in early October and 60F at end. Im not a big fan of 80s in October, it just feels weird with the sun angle being so low yet so hot. Once November 1st hits though I want upper 30s and chances of wet snow haha

The last few falls have had early season snow (at least for GTA) followed by weeks of 40s and 50s. I was hoping that the first big push of colder air was going to wait until October but looks like its coming next week.

I personally like Above average Septembers. Normally that means lots of upper 70s and lower 80s and lows in the 50s About 6 weeks from now is when the actual first snow can be reliably modelled and its not unheard of.

Finally looks like some heat will return to the eastern Great Lakes. Im looking forward to some upper 80s and lower 90s for the August 5-15th period.

I enjoy late summer and early fall heat. Nothing like 90s in late august because you know only 45-60 days the first 20s are possible and wet snow chances. This July was terrible so Im hoping for a scorcher of August 5-September 20th

Yep, sorry I mean the rest of Canada. Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg ect.. normally all see the first 40F in August and then 32F in early September. Calgary tends to see a snowstorm every few years (3-6") in September

While I find August a reliable summer month, July is the main one in most of Canada. August is mostly deep summer for only Southern Ontario, Nova Scotia, BC The rest of Canada starts experiencing what I typically associate with September, especially mid-late August.

bring on summer/fall thread haha

ya, some monsters still in eastern cottage country

https://www.instagram.com/p/CRXAHXQFPyN/?utm_medium=copy_link

Tornado just hit SE Barrie. Environment Canada had zero warning on it until Storm Chasers realized the danger. Heres a video of some of the damage

Better video

Tornado just hit SE Barrie. Residential neighbourhood, some cars and trailers flipped, at least one house pushed off its foundation, people reportedly trapped. Environment Canada didnt have this Tornado warned. Storm Chasers on Twitter realized the danger and started trying to contact them immediately

wow

Just like winter (February) in about 3-4 weeks ill start getting excited about that lower sun angle, cooler nights ect..

went from drought to non-stop rain and clouds.

One of the more sneaky heatwaves for the GTA. Wasn't a lot of discussion but all of a sudden its going to be 3 straight days above 30C (86F). Got up around 90F across most of the GTA today while Im up in Owen Sound/Tobermory and it never got above 70F at my construction site haha. Shows how close the cooler air.