The only thing that might dampen, or, snow blanket, this weekend's concert, will be the weather. After last weekend's dump of 35 centimeters (14 inches) of snow, and an expected 15-20 centimeters over the next few days, it will be a challenge to get everyone out to the concert on Sunday. I have to say though, I am awfully impressed that during last weeks snow storm, I was able to hold rehearsals all weekend, without anyone missing.
I does amaze me though, that living where we do, where heavy snow is not an uncommon event, and blankets our city from November to March, is that people just do not know how to drive in it! Your SPEED is the reason you are ending up in the ditch folks - slow down!
For some photographic evidence of the snow last weekend, here are a few shots of our driveway post-snow shoveling. The snowbanks on either side of our driveway are now at eye level, and after we get around to shoveling this next batch that is falling now, will likely reach head level. And it's only January - a good three full months left of this to go.
To top it off this weekend - the temperature outside, with windchill, is approaching -40 (easy conversion here, -40 Celsius is -40 Fahrenheit).
Happy Winter to you all!
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Weather in Edmonton Today...

No matter if it's in Fahrenheit or Celsius .. (the f degrees are the smaller numbers, that you can't see because of the frost on the inside of this thermometer) -40 is -40 - and it's DAMN COLD. Not going to get better for a little while yet too. Have I mentioned lately how much we love our new heated garage?
(Photo Credit, www.theweathernetwork.com)
Friday, July 24, 2009
Oh, Edmonton
Remember in February when it was -40 (see bottom of that post)
Hard to believe this is the same city in July eh?

14 day forecast shows no break from this either, hot and dry. Oh well, guess I'll have to make sure the tee times are early in the morning to take advantage of the cooler air!
Keep in mind, my southern friends, that here, air conditioning in your home is considered a luxury, not a necessity. And we do not have that luxury. So we are trying to find a way to sleep in this heat! It is 10 PM now, and still 80 degrees.
Hard to believe this is the same city in July eh?

14 day forecast shows no break from this either, hot and dry. Oh well, guess I'll have to make sure the tee times are early in the morning to take advantage of the cooler air!
Keep in mind, my southern friends, that here, air conditioning in your home is considered a luxury, not a necessity. And we do not have that luxury. So we are trying to find a way to sleep in this heat! It is 10 PM now, and still 80 degrees.
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