The November snow is off to a good start in NWT.
There will be heavy periods of it (sometimes for days at a time) until December when the temperature will drop enough to slow it down.
Happy Sunday.
Snowfall Time
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Fresh snow does pretty everything up. A nice shot Lynette. Still snowing a bunch here too. Looks like predictions were right for a colder snowier winter. Have a great Sunday. Allan
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It’s coming down like a heavy rain (except white, of course!). Huge, heavy snowflakes and 0 wind. The pretty snow build-up has already toppled and is building again. We’re trying to keep up with the shovelling, too. This is a popular spot for year-round on-the-land camping. Cheers, Allan.
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Wow!
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The lake effect snowfalls are beautiful, but there’s a lot of it!
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I’ll bet!
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Tomorrow’s post will give an idea!
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Good grief that looks cold!
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It’s not too cold yet, only -5C (23F). When it’s really, really cold, it stops snowing!
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How can something that feels so awful look so good?
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Agreed, Anneli! I’ve always thought that the north’s best season is winter. It’s really beautiful, but my, it is cold! Not too bad at the moment (-5C) and snowing madly, but the snapping, cracking cold is coming …
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Stay warm.
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Wow! That’s a lot of snow already. It does look pretty!
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Yes, it’s pretty, but there’s a lot of it! I work in the subarctic, so it’s a lot further north than my home which is 3000 km (1870 miles) to the south! The winter here very typically starts in November with a serious dump of lake effect snow that’s heavy and wet. About a month from now the serious cold will start …
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Looks magical!! I can’t wait for our first snowfall.
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It’s very pretty, but that was just a taste! It has been coming down for more than three days now, and we have lots more! The last I checked, we were at an accumulation of 52 cm.
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WOW! That’s crazy!! And it’s only going to keep on piling up!
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Yes, it will keep piling up. It becomes exasperating toward the end of winter as there’s limited space for it!
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Oh boy! Layers of it already?! Yikes. Pretty though.
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Yup. Up here, you can set your watch by the timing of the first snowfall. November 1 is very predictable!
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Everything elaborate beauty of nature i.e waterfalls, mountains, flowing rivers, snowy winter, rainfalls, etc.
Wow !!!!! Love nature and love your post.
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Thank you very much. 🙂 Agreed; I love nature too. There’s so much beauty around us.
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Wow this current month and December there will be snow in Canada, that’s pretty cool Lynette, Christmas will be snowy I bet. As for us Africans here in Swaziland snow never fell but travelling is a must to see how the other countries copy with such strong temperatures such as the snow which must be freezing I bet🙌
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Yes, the northern parts of Canada do have snow but many of the southern parts don’t. I work in a part that’s very far north and gets a lot of snow in the winter. People get used to the cold periods and learn to cope with it well. I visited Swaziland (Eswatini, yes?) many years ago. Such a beautiful country. Thank you very much for visiting and commenting.
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That’s great to know that the citizens of Canada are used to such weather like the snow. I am glad you visited our country🇸🇿 it is a beautiful Kingdom do visit again and see the amazing scenery plus the weather we have though it is not snowy😊🙏🙏
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Yes, the Kingdom of Eswatini is a very beautiful country and very scenic. I hope to visit again some time. 🙂
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