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    Quote Originally Posted by Nazrark View Post
    There is snow tomorrow, or predicted snow. Was downgraded from a blizzard. But every year snow keeps getting pushed further into traditional winter time for the prairies.
    Its everywhere nationwide i think. Last year Montreal had no snow until 26 of december. It was still 10C the 25th lol. Was a nice christmas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GennGreymane View Post


    I found this interesting
    I don't deny any of the facts there but there's so much more than just GDP.
    Crime rate for example. Access to affordable heathcare. Quality of life. Air quality. Etc etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ouch View Post
    Its everywhere nationwide i think. Last year Montreal had no snow until 26 of december. It was still 10C the 25 lol. Was a nice christmas.
    That's El Nino for ya lol, I think I had to shovel the driveway once all of last winter and it was barely an inch or two.

    So far though my predictions for a winter of hell thanks to La Nina have gone completely wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tradewind View Post
    Yeah it's really hard to come up with positive reasons for going to Manitoba lol.

    "Well for 6 months of the year you can get buried in a billion tons of white bullshit and freeze your nards off. Then bask in the sun for the other 6 months!***"


    *** until the flies blot out the sun like persian arrows.

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    Pssshhh, should come to Calgary instead. Most days of sun in the country and chinooks that fool celebrities!
    Big time myth. Chinooks are pretty uncommon and snowstorms in July are no fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tennisace View Post
    Big time myth. Chinooks are pretty uncommon and snowstorms in July are no fun.
    lol...uncommon, seriously?

    There was 2 last week. There are dozens of chinook events annually of varying degrees. What's uncommon is going for extended periods of time here without one.

    Point of fact, chinooks happen year round here. They're just more apparent in winter.
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    Then help me save memes from the normie scum.
    But then WHAT WOULD I READ???

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    All i know is we are still well above average here. 15c in november lol. Winter doesent look close.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arikan View Post
    But then WHAT WOULD I READ???
    true dank memes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tradewind View Post
    lol...uncommon, seriously?

    There was 2 last week. There are dozens of chinook events annually of varying degrees. What's uncommon is going for extended periods of time here without one.
    That is certainly what I recall. I found the Chinook phenomenon to be seriously overhyped.

    We get the occasional warmer day here in Ontario once in a while too.

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    true dank memes
    Very well. I am preparing to vacate for the day but will be running experiments all day tomorrow with ample time to avoid excel spreadsheets. During which time, I shall quest for the dankest of memes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arikan View Post
    Very well. I am preparing to vacate for the day but will be running experiments all day tomorrow with ample time to avoid excel spreadsheets. During which time, I shall quest for the dankest of memes.
    You must defeat the normies who are ruining memes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tennisace View Post
    That is certainly what I recall. I found the Chinook phenomenon to be seriously overhyped.

    We get the occasional warmer day here in Ontario once in a while too.
    Having lived in Southern Alberta for 33 years, I can firmly state that you are absolutely wrong about chinooks being "uncommon."

    and if that's not enough...from the good ol' Canadian Encyclopedia

    In Canada, the chinook belt lies almost exclusively within southern and central Alberta. The wind occurs in every season, but it is more distinctive and numerous in the winter, when the unseasonable warming it brings differentiates it from the normal cold winter weather. In southwestern Alberta, one in 3 winter days is a chinook day; its frequency drops to one in 5 in the northeast. The maximum daily temperature anomaly associated with the wind ranges from +13°C in the northwest to +25°C in the southeast. The temperature rise at the onset of the event is abrupt and steep; an increase of 27°C in 2 minutes has been observed.
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    Thats one way to keep the white house republican.
    READ and be less Ignorant.

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    Make Memes Great Again!
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    every country has issues, but for the average citizen Canada is a better place to live than most of the US

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ouch View Post
    If you think Montreal is a wastelands, Saskatoon is literally a big village. Winnipeg, is a proper medium size city i guess.
    Oh, don't talk to me about villages, my dad is from a village of 2000~ southeast of Quebec city near Maine.

    Christ that place is a literal wasteland...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tradewind View Post
    Yeah we had a light dusting today lol, seems to have all disappeared already though.

    fuckin getting cold though.
    Yea what gives. I go on vacation for 2 weeks and I miss the balmy like summer weather in Calgary - I get back, and bam, deep freeze.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tradewind View Post
    Yeah it's really hard to come up with positive reasons for going to Manitoba lol.
    To be fair, you cannot experience the joy of leaving Manitoba without going to Manitoba. Just saying ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forgettable View Post
    Yea what gives. I go on vacation for 2 weeks and I miss the balmy like summer weather in Calgary - I get back, and bam, deep freeze.
    Oh it was your fuckin fault then!

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    To be fair, you cannot experience the joy of leaving Manitoba without going to Manitoba. Just saying ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tennisace View Post
    Big time myth. Chinooks are pretty uncommon and snowstorms in July are no fun.
    Yea, you obviously haven't lived here for an extended period of time bro.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tradewind View Post
    Having lived in Southern Alberta for 33 years, I can firmly state that you are absolutely wrong about chinooks being "uncommon."

    and if that's not enough...from the good ol' Canadian Encyclopedia
    Truth. Except only 18 years for me.

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    Oh it was your fuckin fault then!
    My bad. Sorry Albertans.

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