Temperature readings in Canada are measured in Celcius.
Lots of people consider Canada to be cold and snowy most of the time and that is not the case at all...especially here.Besides being used as a 'personal weather diary',that is one of the reasons I have been blogging about the weather in this area for a couple of years now and recently started this new blog on Blogspot.Eventually we'll get the message across (just joking!!!).Anyways,for those who don't already know,Nova Scotia also has some very hot weather in the summer months and our Autumns are the epitome of perfect weather.Keep following this blog and you'll find out exactly how our seasons are on the south shore of Nova Scotia via an eye witness account.Feel free to also drop in a comment or ask a question.I'd be pleased to hear from you.
It was generally overcast here yesterday but the temps were not too bad at slightly +/- 0 for the day.That temp,even though some may call it cold,is so much better than the -17 we had the other morning.That,folks,is cold with a capital 'C'!
The temps only went down to -4 in the evening and overnight.Today is expected to be above normal here.
Conditions on Hoptoad Hill at publication time(~8:00AM AST):
Temperature: -3
Wind: calm
Precip: none
Visual:
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Conditions at Western Head(Environment Canada's local weather station)at publication time:
Temperature: -0.4C
Pressure / Tendency: 102.1 kPa falling
Humidity: 94 %
Wind Chill: -2
Dewpoint: -1.2C
Wind: WSW 5 km/h
The Environment Canada forecast:
Today..Cloudy. 30 percent chance of flurries early this morning.
Clearing this afternoon. High plus 5.
Tonight..A few clouds. Fog patches overnight. Low minus 1.
Monday..Increasing cloudiness. 40 percent chance of showers late in
the evening. Wind becoming southwest 20 km/h in the afternoon. High
plus 4.
For the record
Yesterday's official data:
Temps: high: 1.2 low: -3.6
Precip: none
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