 Spring storm slams central Alberta EDMONTON — A spring storm that left roads slick with ice and caused major traffic tie-ups and road closures on provincial highways Thursday night forced the City of Edmonton to send 40 sanding crews onto city streets to bring roads up to good driving condCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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...and in Langley, BC. Trees are in full bloom, flowers are out, sitting on my balcony with short sleeves... Vancouver, BC (the Best Coast).
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From the Report I watched last night, parts of Alberta will gladly have any Precipitation at this point.
That's ironic cause some media, not sure which one, was reporting drought-like conditions in Alberta.
Aaaagh! HA!! Gee just to think I left all that behind when I moved to Langley. Boo Hoo!
LOL
...and in Langley, BC. Trees are in full bloom, flowers are out, sitting on my balcony with short sleeves... Vancouver, BC (the Best Coast).
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Haha, but unlike the new HST you moved there too pay Trit, the snow will go away.
From the Report I watched last night, parts of Alberta will gladly have any Precipitation at this point.
That's ironic cause some media, not sure which one, was reporting drought-like conditions in Alberta.
It's not ironic. It's fact. This dusting of snow is nothing, when compared to how much evaporation occurs with the high wind. Now the underbrush in forests is extra dry, and the dirt farmers need to grow things is blowing into Saskatchewan.
From the Report I watched last night, parts of Alberta will gladly have any Precipitation at this point.
That's ironic cause some media, not sure which one, was reporting drought-like conditions in Alberta.
It's not ironic. It's fact. This dusting of snow is nothing, when compared to how much evaporation occurs with the high wind. Now the underbrush in forests is extra dry, and the dirt farmers need to grow things is blowing into Saskatchewan.
Freakin Flatter Landers stealing the Flat Landers Land!!
Aaaagh! HA!! Gee just to think I left all that behind when I moved to Langley. Boo Hoo!
LOL
...and in Langley, BC. Trees are in full bloom, flowers are out, sitting on my balcony with short sleeves... Vancouver, BC (the Best Coast).
IMG025.jpg
Haha, but unlike the new HST you moved there too pay Trit, the snow will go away.
Yeah, you got me there...