Category Archives: Weather

Morning Chat March 29/2021

Good Morning! It’s a really nice day here in Port Loring, Ontario. Other than the 2 inches of snow we had overnight. But the sun is shinning, which makes things at the very least look nice outside. Highway 522 is mostly bare, but there are some icy sections here and there. Yesterday was a heck of a day, rain for most of the day, changing to ice, and then to snow through the night. Winter isn’t done with us yet. But the long range is looking a lot better, once we get past Wednesday of this week. On another note, I didn’t do too much yesterday, kind of took it easy. I finished up another podcast and will start another today, being it is such a cold snowy day. With that I am off for my breakfast with my lovely wife and will then see what the day has in store. Take care and stay safe. This virus is getting much worse here in Ontario. Well over 2000 a day now, with around 10-20 dying every day. Caused by opening things back up and some not doing what they should be doing. Simple as that. It all boils down to money in my eyes. It is the ruling figure these days.

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Morning chat March 28/2021

Good Morning! It’s a cloudy rainy day here in Port Loring, Ontario. We didn’t have the rain they forecasted overnight, but we are getting some this morning. They do still have warnings up for our area for heavy rain. But that is just one more reason why I hate the metric system. An example would be like, where they are saying. We could see up to ….. 25 mm of rain. They make it sound like we are going to get a lot, when in reality, if you went by the old scale, you would see right away that we would only be getting, not even an inch. Just one more way of corrupting ones mind. That’s my feeling on the subject, you are entitled to yours. LOL Highway 522 is wet this morning, and we could see some icy sections later on today if things cool down a touch more than it is now. Maybe some wet snow too, so care should be taken if out and about. Yesterday I worked here on another Podcast for all those that keep on asking for more. Along with the new listeners that are entering into the picture every day. In doing so it breaks up my day and keeps my mind fresh. So with that information out in the open, I am now off for my morning bowl of cereal with my lovely wife, and will then see what the day has in store for me. Other than what I am planning. You just never know. Take care and stay safe.

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Weather Update March 27/2021

Heavy rain tonight and Sunday For Port Loring

Heavy rain will begin overnight. Rainfall accumulations of 15 to 25 mm are expected before the rain ends Sunday evening.

The ground may still be frozen in places and have a limited ability to absorb this heavy rainfall. Localized flooding in low-lying areas is possible.

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Morning Chat March 27/2021

Good Morning! It’s a cloudy cool day here in Port Loring, Ontario. The temperature getting out of bed was sitting at -1 C | 30.2 F. It will warm up as the morning moves forward. We should see a wee bit of sunshine later on, which will be nice. Yesterday we did have a dusting of snow along with some icy conditions. Nothing that would cause any problems. Which is okay by me as I am ready for summer. The snow we did have is almost all gone. There is some left where the plows left it piled along the roads and in peoples driveways. I still have one large pile at the end of my driveway up by my woodworking shop. I will be glad when it is gone, so things can dry up a bit. I also put in my order for firewood, so it can be drying through the summer months. I am going to put in a new small wood stove in our cottage to be this summer, as it is too expensive to heat it with electric. It will be nice when all said and done. Yesterday I didn’t do too much, kind of took it easy. The old body needed a rest after all that yard work my lovely wife and I have been doing for the past week. Today I will work away on some things here in the house it being so cold outside. With that I am off for some flap cakes that my wife is making this morning. I will give her a hand since it is her birthday today. Take care and stay safe. GW

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Weather Update

Issued at 15:45 Thursday 25 March 2021

Winter weather travel advisory in effect for Friday

A mixture of ice pellets and freezing rain will move in from the southwest early Friday morning then change to snow during the morning hours. Many areas will receive 5 to 10 cm of snow by Friday evening. Local snowfall amounts of 10 to 15 cm are possible especially over Northern Algonquin into the North Bay and Nipissing areas.

Hazardous winter driving conditions are expected Friday. Untreated roads may become snow covered and slippery.

The snow will come to an end Friday evening.

There is uncertainty as to the location and duration of the heaviest snow and freezing precipitation. Freezing rain or snowfall warnings may be issued as required.

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