@NatePower@WxFront Polygon alerts aren't being issued by ECCC yet. The start date of June 2 was cancelled and there isn't a known time when they will begin.
@BadWeatherKyle I'm glad temperatures drop back down to limit the amount of snowmelt going into the system during the rain event. There's already been a good amount added this week due to the heat.
@pmagn@BenjaminLeitgeb@EcdoPrep I'd say more than slightly. The point can be driven home without excluding data. Now there's a graph being shared everywhere where most people won't realize data is excluded.
With the 5 cm of snow reported on metars this morning at YYT to add to the 172.2 from Feb 1 to 25. St. John's airport has now had its snowiest month on record beating the old record of 173.4 cm from December 2000. #yyt#nlwx
From 7 pm to 11 pm - measured 31 cm! The lake effect band has been a fire hose the past couple of hours. Storm total from this morning is 46 cm! #onstorm#onwx
Downtown Toronto's largest one day snowfall on record is 48.3 cm on Dec 11, 1944. Snowfall records have not been kept since 2017, however, the change of SOG today from 9 am till 8 pm shows 56 cm has accumulated in that time. Largest one day snowfall for Toronto?!* #onstorm#onwx
41 cm at Pearson Airport (YYZ) as of 7 pm, that (unofficially) beats the old daily snow record of 39.9 cm from Feb 25, 1965. Still 6 hours of the day left to add to that total. #onstorm#onwx
~ 10 cm of snow as of 9 pm in Burlington. First flakes of the season adding up to 10 cm is not a bad start for the winter season ... right @gtaweather1 π #onstorm
Temperatures were close to average overall for summer 2025 in Winnipeg (June to August). It was the smokiest summer on record by far, beating the previous record by almost 100 hours. August rainfall resulted in only a 32nd driest summer, but June-July were very dry.