not fun if u see it only in pictures/videos.Ilovejaneandfinch wrote: ↑I am too lol. But only because it could be extreme enough to be another historic spell of weather. If it were just plain -15 every day, I would just tell it to go away!
Active weather is fun. As you can see, we enjoyed the boiling water trick and hope to see Niagara freeze and amazing stuff like that. But if it is just cold enough to ruin plans, then no one is going to like it.
True, but if you do get to go, then it is great.
Just hearing about such an event happening in the news would be fun. Most of the ice storm for me also was just in the news and this thread anyways because I did not venture out to the worst affected areas. 
And go shopping in Russia for a new winter jacket! lol If these Arctic vortexes keep coming back, I don't think north face or even CG will have anything in stock to serve the people of Toronto properly during all of this!Simaahoy wrote: ↑[IMG]http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/ ... -HIMYM.gif[/IMG]
I guess it's time to hang up the fall jacket again.
I noticed on the RADAR that an area of snow is moving across the great lakes region and snow will continue tonight. It looks to possibly accumulate. This should help put traction on the otherwise completely icy surfaces when the layer of snow melts down a bit. So this could actually make things a bit better, especially in parks covered by a sheet of ice.
No one at my uni will give up their high end jackets.Ilovejaneandfinch wrote: ↑As I said, Canada Goose and North Face will go out of style because of the polar vortex! lol They will lose out to whoever starts off The North Pole Face and Russia Goose! A new revolution of clothing and kind of weather!
According to the GFS, you should find a thin layer of snow on the ground that should be no problem ..... but then again you got all those idiot drivers on the roads that make it a problem when it shouldn't be lol
But maybe The North Pole Face and Russia Goose WILL be the higher end when the polar vortex takes over Canada!!
You never know. Wicked weather trends may transform clothing trends lol Alright time to snow boots it up then!Ilovejaneandfinch wrote: ↑According to the GFS, you should find a thin layer of snow on the ground that should be no problem ..... but then again you got all those idiot drivers on the roads that make it a problem when it shouldn't be lol
Flurries look to continue through mid day as I see right now on the GFS. Just nothing heavy during the day.
No it won't be nearly enough for that! You probably won't even need to shovel. This is just another weak Alberta clipper.
There you go. This is what will be in style in a few weeks!!!!
Haha. Ya doesn't look too chilly tmr it seems. What do you think? My winter boots are wearing off anyway, so I shall run them down till the end of the season and buy a nicer pair. Gotta maintain that one of course.
It's great that you will start getting prepared for the next cold wave. It is no real storm as of yet since I am not seeing much of a storm appear in the models though that could change. But at least we have more time to prepare for the cold wave so we can have a better time with the cold weather experimentswinterslush wrote: ↑OP what are you talking about? Another storm on the way? What will temp be like? I tried getting a CG parka it was all sold out for my size, so I have to wait till October. I am going to the dollar store to get a bottle of soap bubbles. I did the boiling water trick. This time I will try the bubbles.
I may try with bubble too. But I wonder if things will freeze to fast for that to work though lol But it is worth the try anyways.Another good point. Don't wear down the snow boots when you don't need them, especially since they might wear down faster where there is no snow to reduce erosion or 'weathering' of the boots. They are designed for snow after all and this explained why mine failed in the middle of winter last year - I used them too much when I didn't need to in mild weather with no snow and they get leaks. Now I purposely walk where there is snow when at High Park so to avoid wearing them down on the pavement.
