@Shelter hoo boy.
This is getting old.
@Shelter yeah. Montreal is set up for this. We spend in excess of $120million CAD on snow removal (in just the city proper) so 22 inches would be a lot, but it would be removed by the end of the week.
That year we still had melting snow piles in parking lots in early May.
@Shelter I just want winter to arrive, to be relatively dry and to hover between -10 and -30. I do not, however, want something like: snow snow sudden temp drop, rain, freezing rain, HEY IT'S 7C! sudden temp drop!
I can deal with just about anything except ice storms.
@Shelter Ice storms are bad. I am against ice storms. Anytime there is a big ice warning I gt '98 flashbacks. We only lost power for a day but it was not ideal.
@Camerondotca
My car got crushed by an oak limb the size of a younger tree.
I remember this.
@Camerondotca
We're expecting below average snowfall, but the last time we were in the third year of La Nina we ended up with a 22 inch snowfall in late January.
Which is a lot for here and grinds everything to a stop.