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E Ma: Hi Nic,You don't update your blog for a period of time. Just want to have an update of the weather in Canada from your blog.
Yi Ma: Dear Nic,I have just read your blog. I laughed as when I read that after the May Festival, the winter clothes can safely be sotred.You like writing blog and I recognize that there are many readers(your fans). I miss Toronto, hope I can be there with the fine weather now.Yi Ma
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Bruce: Hello Nick, This new blog shows how You are evolving with regions of your country. You are breaking down the regions well and doing a pretty good job covering particular regions that your countrymen live in and can identify with. Continue to work at it, Nicholas, you have my support and help anytime you need it. Your friend always, BRUCE
Bruce: Hello Nicholas, Just wanted to continue to offer you encouragement with your site and your blogs. This one covers everything and is concise and to the point so the Laymen" can understand it! Good work, as always, Your Friend, Bruce....
yodawx: Hello Nicholas, I thought your thought processes and grasp and description of the 2 arctic air masses was very well thought out. It continues to show your progress in understanding complex weather systems and how they relate to yuor area and country, I'm proud of you as always, my friend, Bruce
wow gold: hello,anybody home?nice journal website!
Mr. Sea: Wow, very smart Nick! Quite a storm too!
yodawx: Hey nick! Yes< I like it! And the part about "your personal insights" lends a proffessional touch to your thoughts that you put out to ppl who visit here. Once again, well written and very informative!! Good warning criteria!
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Bits & Pieces: hello..care to exchange link? if so let me know so I can add your link to my blog..tnx
yodawx: Waited for you tonight, I guess it was you when you put "yodastay", right after you signed , everyone else left. I waited a while longer but I guess it was lights out for you, Put a meeage on my wxunderemail or my other webaddress, OK? I will be doing a lot of chores tom but will try to chk the email and stop by. Gym yom night be back about 9PM. Sweet Dreams, Your friend, Yodwx
yodawx: Hi nick, I figured out that was you when you put up "yodastay". I waited and everybody left but you left just after 11PM, gues it was lights out for you.Send me an email on wxunder when you want me on, I'll be busy tom morning but will try to get in, tom night, gym till 9pm then I'll be on, OK buddy, sweet dreams, Goodnight, Your friend, Yoda.
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Tuesday, November 20th 2007

17:08:07

Snowfall amount forecast Wed. night - Thur. night in the Canadian East



Markham, ON - Here is your "blueprint", "rough sketch" snowfall forecast (note: final forecast will be released tomorrow, we'll see how the atmosphere change in the next 24 hours. Mind you - The earlier forecasts usually hint a larger amount of snowfall)

This is my personal insight of this storm's snowfall forecast:

Ontario

Essex County (Windsor; La Salle; Tecumseh) - Trace to 1 cm (Mainly rain)
Lambton County; Chatham-Kent - 1 to 7 cm (Lake effect plays a major role)
Grey County; Bruce County (Owen Sound; Goderich; Tobermory; Kincardine) - 5 to 20 cm (Lake effect)
Perth County; Huron County (Stratford) - 4 to 10 cm (Lake Effect)
Waterloo Region (Kitchener; Cambridge) - 3 to 9 cm
Middlesex County; London - 2 to 15 cm (Lake Effect)
Brant County; Oxford County (Brantford) - 1 to 5 cm
Hamilton (Stoney Creek; Dundas; Ancaster) - Trace to 2 cm (Mainly rain)
Niagara Region; Haldimand County; Norfolk County (St. Catharines; Niagara Falls) - No accumulation to 1 cm (Mainly rain)
Halton Region; Peel Region (Burlington; Mississauga) - 2 to 7 cm
Toronto (North York; Etobicoke; Scarborough) - 2 to 8 cm
York Region (Markham; Vaughan; Newmarket) - 6 to 15 cm
Simcoe County (Barrie; Collingwood; Midland) - 5 to 20 cm (Lake Effect)
Muskoka (Huntsville; Gravenhurst) - 3 to 10 cm
Sudbury (Chelmsford; Nickel Centre) - Trace to 2 cm
North Bay - 1 to 5 cm
Durham Region; Northumberland, Prince Edward, Hastings Counties (Belleville; Oshawa) - 5 to 10 cm
Frontenac, Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry Counties (Brockville; Kingston; Cornwall) - 4 to 12 cm
Ottawa (Kanata; Nepean; Gluocester) - 3 to 8 cm
Renfrew County; Haliburton - 2 to 10 cm

Québec

Vaudreil - Dorion - 3 to 10 cm
Mont Tremblant - 5 to 15 cm
Gatineau (Hull; Chelsea) - 2 to 9 cm
Montréal - 5 to 12 cm
Terrebonne - 4 to 12 cm
Laval - 6 to 12 cm
Trois-Rivières (Cap-de-la-Magdaleine) - 8 to 15 cm
Shawanigan - 6 to 14 cm
Sherbrooke; Drummondville - 2 to 10 cm
La Ville de Québec (Lévis; Ste-Foy) - 10 to 20 cm
Rimouski - 12 to 18 cm
Gaspé Penisula - 5 to 22 cm
Sept-Iles - 1 to 4 cm

New Brunswick

Bathurst; Campbellton - Trace to 5 cm
Fredericton - Trace to 1 cm

Updates will come tomorrow! Stay tuned!



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