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Current - Courant - Observation : 19:18PM EST DEC 9, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: SNOW GRAINS WITH LIGHT SNOW Temp: -2.2c Dew: -3.0c Wchill: -6.3c Hum: 94% Wind: 11.2km/h SE (GENTLE BREEZE) Gust: 14.8km/h Pres: 987.2 hpa (F) snow: 24cm PAST 15 HOURS Clbase: 337 FEET WEATHER INFO: THE PEAK WIND GUST SO FAR TODAY WAS 47.9 KM/H AT 14:43PM.

Tempête de reve.... the dream storm....

I just want to mention that a few private weather forcasters are predicting only 20 cm of snow for the Montreal area.Its all possible as the system is a fast moving one and will have the energy transfer to the second low moving toward new brunswick. TIME WILL TELL...

I WIL GIVE IT A SHOT ON THE SEASONS 1ST SNOWSTORM. This will only be for the Montreal area..... I belive as low pressure systen tracks south of the great lakes and takes a course that wil have it a tad west of the Montreal area. The snow amounts will be around the 15 cm mark if no liquid precip adds to the total it may reach 18 cm.The warm air aloft will be lifted more to the east then north because of the dynamics of the low pressure system . A very windy storm for us. I will not go into the details of the storm system but it will be a good storm for the season to start off .

This is not a rare event not to have a min of -10c in Nov. November of 1948 had no temp of -10c or below and the first -10c was in December 20th 1948 the low was -11.1c. Nothing to get excited about.... And im sure i could find more years like that. I believe that in the 1820s there were lots of years in that period that were very warm for Southern Quebec. AND THIS IS FOR MONTREAL ,QUEBEC.

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Current - Courant - Observation : 21:50PM EST NOV 9, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: a few clouds Temp: 16.1c Dew: 9.8c Wchill: 16.1c Hum: 67% Wind: 12.2km/h N (LIGHT BREEZE) Gust: 17.3km/h Pres: 1019.6 hpa ® Rain: NIL Clbase: 2571 FEET WEATHER NOTES: MAX TEMP TODAY 20.0C REACHED AT 14:26PM HIGH WIND GUST OF 42.8KM/H AT 18:33PM

IDA IS STILL A DANGEROUS STORM..... A DANGEROUS STORM TIDE WILL RAISE WATER LEVELS BY AS MUCH AS 3 TO 5 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL ALONG THE COAST NEAR AND TO THE EAST OF WHERE THE CENTER MAKES LANDFALL...AS WELL AS IN AREAS OF ONSHORE FLOW IN SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA. NEAR THE COAST...THE SURGE WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY LARGE AND DESTRUCTIVE WAVES. IDA IS MOVING TOWARD THE NORTH NEAR 18 MPH...30 KM/HR. A REDUCTION IN FORWARD SPEED IS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT. ON THE FORECAST TRACK... THE CENTER OF IDA SHOULD REACH THE NORTHERN GULF COAST TONIGHT. AFTER LANDFALL...IDA IS EXPECTED TO TURN EASTWARD ON TUESDAY. WITH ONE INTERESTING EXCEPTION...THE LATEST REPORTS FROM AN AIR FORCE RESERVE UNIT RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT INDICATE THAT IDA REMAINS JUST BELOW HURRICANE STRENGTH. A CONVECTIVE BURST THAT BEGAN A FEW HOURS AGO HAS TEMPORARILY HALTED THE WEAKENING TREND.

Current - Courant - Observation : 20:14PM EST OCT 23, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: ICE PELLETS MIXED WITH LIGHT DRIZZLE Temp: 1.9.c Dew: -1.0c Wchill: -1.5c Hum: 81% Wind: 24.5km/h SE (LIGHT BREEZE) Gust: 24.5km/h Pres: 1022.8 hpa (F) Rain: 0.0mm last 12HRS Clbase: 1124 FEET

Current - Courant - Observation : 17:05PM EST OCT 22, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: SNOW Temp: 1.1.c Dew: -0.2c Wchill: -3.3c Hum: 91% Wind: 24.5km/h n (LIGHT BREEZE) Gust: 26.3km/h Pres: 1015.3 hpa ® Rain: 13.5mm last 18HRS Clbase: 531 FEET

Current - Courant - Observation : 17:00PM EST OCT 14, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: Light snow showers Temp: 4.0.c Hudex: NIL Dew: -4.4c Wchill: 4.0c Hum: 55% Wind: 2.5km/h n (LIGHT AIR) Gust: 5.0km/h Pres: 1024.8 hpa (F) Rain: 0.3mm last 24HRS Clbase: 3453 FEET

RECORD LOW TEMPS... FOR OCT 12 2009. Location Today Record Year Period of Min Min Record Banff -22.0 -14.0 2002 1893-2009 Rocky Mountain House -19.0 -12.1 2002 1917-2009 Cold Lake - 8.1 - 6.2 2002 1953-2009 Red Deer -14.7 -11.1 1961 1904-2009 Lethbridge -16.7 -13.5 2002 1886-2009 Calgary -16.1 -13.3 1928 1884-2009 Pincher Creek -19.5 -12.8 2002 1893-2009 Sundre -21.0 -13.6 2002 1985-2009 Waterton Park Gate -24.3 -16.6 2002 1966-2009 http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/warnings/SW..._e.html?prov=ab

I was in Vimont today and a thunderstorm popped up at 11:28am and at 12:30 pm with heavy showers but no lightning was too be seen.

THIS IS REALLY RARE TO HAVE SNOW IN SPRING TIME IN NEW ZEALAND THIS FAR NORTH... http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article....jectid=10601501

31 Octobre, Halloween

High wind gust of 61.2km/h was measured at 18:29pm at the Montreal East Station.

Current - Courant - Observation : 22:55PM EST SEPT 27, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: Light Rain Temp: 13.9c Hudex: NIL Dew: 12.9c Wchill: 13.9c Hum: 94% Wind: 11.2km/h E (LIGHT BREEZE) Gust: 13.3km/h Pres: 999.4 hpa (F) Rain: 14.4mm last 24HRS Clbase: 390 FEET

Current - Courant - Observation : 9:58PM EST SEPT 17, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: CLEAR Temp: 16.9c Hudex: NIL Dew: 11.0c Wchill: 16.9c Hum: 69% Wind: 11.2km/h WNW (LIGHT BREEZE) Gust: 14.8km/h Pres: 1016.8 hpa (F) Rain: NIL last 24HRS Clbase: 2397 FEET WEATHER NOTES: THE STATION IN MONTREAL-EAST BROKE THE RECORD FOR CONSECUTIVE DAYS WITHOUT RAIN AT 18. THE OLD RECORD WAS SET IN AUGUST OF 1957 AT 17. THE LAST TIME THE STATION REPORTED RAIN WAS ON THE 30TH OF AUGUST.

The El Nino of 1918-19 was a strong one. Also that winter season was a cold one in North America. Ohh and one more, the spanish flu or h1n1 as we know it today killed millions. Now the million dollar question is will it strike this winter season with a full force, we dont know yet but now there might be a link with a strong El Nino and the flu pandemic.. yet im still forcasting that the El Nino of this coming winter will wane down as the winter season advances... MY WINTER FORCAST WILL BE OUT IN LATE OCTOBER...... The link on this report... http://geosciences.tamu.edu/communications...nd-flu-pandemic

Well yes indeed our summer has come and gone, June and July were marked by cool and cloudy days with some showery periods here and there, August was a normal month for temps and precip. Here is a link from Noaa on this summer's tale. http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2009/2...ummerstats.html

For Montreal the record is 17 days. August into September of 1957. That month of August only 0.5mm of rain fell. http://www.climate.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/...7&Month=8&Day=1

WELL HERE IT IS, THE PERFECT PLACE TO DO STAR GAZING !!! http://www.livescience.com/environment/090...est-driest.html

Current - Courant - Observation : 8:24PM EST AUG 23, 2009. Place: Montreal-East Obs: thundershowers Temp: 22.7c Hudex: 28.9c Dew: 18.8c Wchill: 227.c Hum: 80% Wind: 14.8km/h NE (LIGHT BREEZE) Gust: 18.4km/h Pres: 1014.3 hpa ® Rain: 1.5mm last 24HRS Clbase: 1508 FEET

THE ENERGY CELL IS JUST PASSING BY KINGSTON, ONTARIO AS YOU COULD OBSERVE ON THE RADAR MAP. http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/radar/disp...e=-1&duration=0

TORNADO WARNING IN EFFECT FOR PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO. THIS COLD FRONT MEANS BUISNESS.... http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/...1_metric_e.html