Canadian Thanksgiving is the traditional time to flee the coming cold and close down the cottage, which is a summer hut for us. Some people winterize the place, but that needs road access.
The drought killed our leaf colours this year. All the maples have dropped their leaves, and we hope they come back again in the spring. This morning, in the house, I still feel cold.
I thought it was nice that a Pacific plume was coming up, but you can see it has been ice-cream scooped by a big Arctic spill. As well, a huge cold blob is coming down on us again.
Look at that sucker! Ready to freeze your toes off.
Remember that my long-term forecasts are based on heat energy, and the fact that the oceans have stopped producing it. The warmie forecasts are based on looking out the window, and they have all flipped over to the cold side, without stating a reason. The video shows that the Arctic is in recharge, yet we are having these huge spills. That means we are in full production, so that you don't even notice a recharge cycle.
We will most likely gets lots of snow this winter because the lakes are warm. As well, the Gulf warm air keeps finding a way to poke its nose up here. Snow is better than a drought winter, which is what the poor prairies are going to get. They have always been dependent on the Pacific Plumes for moisture, and we are going into our 100 year drought, maybe.
The recap for the summer is that we were in a stagnant-air drought. We got the 'default' weather, which is what you get without outside interference, due solely to geographical position.
Our default winter weather is 10 foot snow. We are running late on this weather because we had that most amazing Pacific heating event that brought everything up for a year.
ps a note of cheer
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