Early Tuesday July 28, 2015--Nice day!!
Cloud development over the Tantalus Range July 28, 2015--Went off the grid on July 29 Th.
Satellite image from Tuesday August 4, 2015.
A relatively nice day on Tuesday.
Wednesday was a wet day, 7.4 mm of rain recorded at 660 meters.
Sunset Wednesday evening, cooler weather with some moisture-- good for the forest!!
Satellite image taken at the same time as image below, noon on Thursday, August 6, 2015.
Mostly cloudy, +7 with a SSW wind 5-15 KPH.
Broken cloud Thursday evening.
Weather Observations for August 7, 2015: taken at 06:00 Hours.
2180 meters +5, Winds were 5-10 KPH from the NNW
1835 meters +6, Winds were 5-10 KPH from the SW
1650 meters +6, Relative Humidity 100%
For the forecast, mostly sunny skies early this morning with increasing high cloud for today as a weak high pressure builds with a light Northwest flow, for a short period of time before a weak cold front and associated trough move into there area early Saturday morning. The trough will stall and linger over our area bringing cooler temperatures and cloudy conditions into early next week in a weak Westerly flow. There is a chance of some scattered showers with the likelihood of that happening on Sunday morning. Still cannot rule out some isolated intermittent showers into next Tuesday. Temperatures will remain below the normal seasonal values. Models are in disagreement to when the trough will move away but at this time it may remain until Wednesday. More on that in Monday's post.
Clouds moving into the area today.
Ridge trying to push back but clouds will be here by tomorrow morning.
Cloudy on Sunday with a chance of some showers.
VIDEO FRIDAY'S:
Two Bodies recovered in New Zealand Avalanche: Quebec Students
Riding a dirt bike on waves: Tahiti
Ice Berg rolling over and breaking up: Newfoundland
ARTICLES:
Skier dies in a Chillan Avalanche: Snowbrains
Bodies recovered from New Zealand Avalanche: Canadian Students Recovered
Recco streamlines helicopter rescue for avalanches: Gizmag
Avalanche victims in New Zealand believed to have been caught in avalanche on: July 9 Th
Glaciers melting faster than ever!!: Science Daily
Avalanches and the Law: WSL
Lake Louise Ski Resort expansion approved: CBC News
North East aspect of Rainbow Glacier is disappearing.
Full moon was officially at 03:43 Hours, July 31, 2015.
Brooks Peninsula in the background.
Coastal Black Bear--Side Bay, North of the Brooks Peninsula.
Sunrise Side Bay--Vancouver Island.
Bright night sky, Winter Harbour on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.
Eagle at the mouth of the Macjack River, Raft Cove Provincial Park.
Greater Yellow Legs taken at Raft Cove. Info on this bird
Clouds over the Sunshine Coast on Tuesday August 4, 2015.
Sunset over Savary and Hernando Islands August 4, 2015.
Some cloud clinging to the local peaks on Thursday evening.
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