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Severe chilly weather conditions blankets areas of Canada

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A blustery, cold and snowy Sunday is in retail outlet as Environment Canada’s excessive chilly warning and winter season storm warning continues for considerably of Ontario and Quebec. The same winter storm is also hitting the Maritimes with superior winds, freezing rain, and blowing snow anticipated as a result of the working day, with as significantly as 50 centimetres of snow in northern pieces of New Brunswick.

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  3. Keep warm and care
    and nice nutrition!
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  11. When people talk about the warmest weather ever, that is a bit misleading. Whist they mean is the warmest weather ever recorded, which is something quite different. In human terms, weather has not been recorded for very long, and there have probably been many, many
    warmer days in the past. Greenland was warm enough for wine growing only a few thousand years ago, yesterday in geological terms.
    I am not saying climate change is not a problem, but our obsession with it masks so many other dangers that are rarely, if ever talked about,
    Like the ever increasing world population, nuclear missile proliferation, depletion of resources and so on.

  15. i never see nor felt the texture of snow. i'm an african and is my dream to settle in USA or Canada InshaAllah…God help me????????

  22. Warmer at the poles. Heat output from the molten core is not uniform. It used to coincide with the equator but now more heat is directed towards the poles. Each ice age is preceded by about three centuries of warmer temperatures as this shift takes place. Ice ages repeat on a 80,000 and 120,000 year cycle, as if directed from a foci of an ellipse. The ice age has never really ended. What used to be over America and Europe is now at the poles. Once again the arctic regions will experience a tropical climate and the continent of Antarctica will be ice free. Sunlight has a major effect on daytime temperatures, but overall temperature is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the internal heat source. That is why there is snow at the top of a mountain at the equator, but the sun will give you a tan. Despite a claim of global warming some cites that formerly knew only a rainy season are now experiencing cold winters with heavy snowfall, something that never happened before.

  23. BEST PLACE IN CANADA VICTORIA BC.NEVER HAVE SNOW EXCEPT FOR MAYBE 2 DAYS PER WINTER MONTHS ,I DO NOT MISS IT AT ALL .LOTS ON THE MOUNTAINS IF I WANT SOME.

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