Holy mother of god this was 3½ years ago, how did that happen
11.03.2026 19:08
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Holy mother of god this was 3½ years ago, how did that happen
I try. The last one though I was straight up pissed off lol
I figured I was going to get some comments like that being that it's CBC but my god was that ever stupid. I do try to not respond but some people need to be put in their place.
Update, this will actually be on CBC News Network across the country.
I will be on CBC Toronto at about 4:15pm this afternoon for a live hit in the field as they cover the storm in Ontario and Quebec. Be sure to tune in!
Second sentence is what I recommend lol
A whole wack ton of freezing rain is slowly moving east still this morning. I'm sitting in Alexandria now waiting, and will be here or towards Hawkesbury all day long.
We've got the live coverage as the storm comes into the region. Come join Tom and I in the chat: www.youtube.com/live/LxFF4eR...
I should honestly start posting on here eh
Freezing rain starts sometime between 2:00am and 5:00am, becomes heavy in the middle of the morning. TBD on how long it actually lasts, dry air could break apart the precipitation and there also may be a transition to regular rain in the afternoon. Still looking at about 10-20mm of accretion.
Awesome, thank you for the answer!
Thanks Dave
@davesills.ca Hey Dave, not sure if you're the correct person to ask, but would you by chance know what's up with the meso.cssl.ca website not loading the map?
Thanks for watching btw!
Scot Moore, the owner of Tim's who is a super nice guy, offered me a free supper.
Extremely impressive snowfall rates in Carleton Place at 6:00pm. Aside from lake effect near Kingston a couple weeks ago, this is the heaviest snow I have seen this entire season. It is accumulating incredibly fast. And in the dark, a horribly difficult drive. #onstorm
Really coming down now in Perth as this event sets up on the snow side of the system. This is the snow we have been waiting for, and I will be following this back up HWY 7 towards Ottawa. #onstorm
10-20 is just my opinion at this point based on current data.
By Environment Canada's definition/criteria, anything over 10cm is classified as a storm (we are expecting between 10-20cm in Ottawa today). This is extremely normal practice throughout the world, not just Canada.
A finer snow like yesterday generally has a bit more of a squeak to it. Usually we don't have storms at -18°C (you'll hear that squeak after about -15°C walking on snow), but conditions aligned for a snow & squeak scenario.
Spence and Kleven have been fucking awful today
Florida is such a house of horrors for the Sens. Basically the equivalent of the Trop for the Jays
Shane Pinto is unbelievable
Another year, another chasing season over. That means it's everyone's favourite time of the year.
My brand new 2026 Calendars are almost ready!
Gonna play the video at my wedding for shits and giggles I think
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Is this thing on?
Hockey genius makes NHL Bracket
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