There is snow in them there hills!! Early Sunday morning.
Big picture Friday, looks like most of the excitement will go South.
Raining lightly early Saturday morning just South of Squamish.
Howe Sound looking SW at around 11:00 Hours Saturday, October 31, 2015.
Looking into the valley Saturday afternoon. Max Temp of +2.6 at 1860 meters Saturday. Min -1.
Image Saturday morning, we were still getting rain.
Before noon on Saturday rain eased off, most of the moisture went to the USA.
Rainfall Totals for Friday: 26.3 mm Squamish Saturday: 26.7 mm Squamish El 52 Meters
10.6 mm Whistler 9.6 mm Whistler El 660 Meters
14.4 mm Pemberton 6.2 mm Pemberton El 20 Meters
Weather Observations for November 1, 2015: taken at 06:00 Hours.
2240 meters -6, Winds were 20-30 KPH S--Horstman Hut Station
1835 meters -3, Winds were 15-30 KPH from the SW
1650 meters -2, Relative Humidity 100%
660 meters +3, Valley Temp, Max Temp Yesterday was +10.2. 9.6 mm of rain recorded yest.
As of 07:00 Hours we have overcast skies, limited visibility and it is snowing lightly.
For the forecast, cold front last night and early this morning has brought the freezing level down to close to 1000 meters. A trough in a strong Southwest flow aloft will move through the are today with periods of precipitation as a deep low proceeds Eastward with a trailing occluded front. Cooling air aloft will bring more snow showers to the alpine today into this evening. Monday a broader open trough in a Northerly flow will bring unsettled conditions with some showers as weak ridging brings some sunny breaks. Tuesday will see a shortwave ridge with drier conditions with more sunny breaks and cloud. Wednesday at this time is looking unsettled as well as Thursday followed by a warmer frontal band on Friday. Will start posting 3 times a week until the 2015-2016 season starts. Update on Tuesday morning.
Will see periods of light precipitation for today.
Low off the coast will move Eastward today.
Unsettled for Monday, could be sunny in the morning with a mix of sun and cloud in the afternoon.
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Looks like snowmaking is getting ready, Friday afternoon October 30, 2015.
Blue sky over Whistler Friday Afternoon.
Maximum temperature at 2240 meters on Saturday was 0. Minimum temperature was -2.7.
Cool clouds on Saturday.
Beginning of November 2014. Looks kinda like 2015, maybe a tad more snow.
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