As discussed in my previous post, on Friday and Saturday, the situation with hurricane Matthew had changed. A cold front…
On Saturday, Hurricane Matthew began the day as a Category 2 hurricane near Hilton Head South Carolina. During the day,…
September continued the stretch of above normal temperatures across all three Maritime Provinces. Furthermore, every major location had below normal…
Summer in the Maritimes continued warmer than normal for most locations. While some heavy showers allowed much of New Brunswick…
Consistent with the rest of the globe, the Maritimes were warmer than normal in July. In fact, while 2015 was…
While there was some variability in the June weather, overall the Maritimes finished the month fairly close to normal. Temperatures…
Temperatures in the month of May ended up near normal across the Maritimes. However, in general, the month started rather…
The first two weeks of April were rather damp. In fact, all but about 10mm of the total rain for…
After the mild January and February, March temperatures were on average very near normal. While there was a bit of…
In the Spring of the year, even warm air masses can bring wintry weather. The ice cover in the Gulf…
February Summary February was 3 to 4C above normal. While the Maritimes received above normal snow totals for February, there…
Given the lack of manual snow observations, I helped establish CoCoRaHS (Community Collaborative Rain-Hail-Snow) in Atlantic Canada a few years ago,…