听收音机上说，周么可能有30-50厘米的雪

[Saint88]

O my god ....

 

[happy2008]

我的天哪！50cm？太吓人了吧！

 

[沙河粉]

Be prepared!
Look out Ottawa, next storm may be even bigger

Look out Ottawa, next storm may be even bigger

Last Updated: Friday, March 7, 2008 | 9:31 AM ET

CBC News


Just when people in the Ottawa area thought they had seen the worst snowstorm a winter could throw at them, the weather office is predicting an even bigger one for Friday and Saturday.

"It has the potential to be one of the worst storms of the winter," said Mitch Meredith, a severe-weather meteorologist with Environment Canada.
He said the two-stage storm could bring as much as 30 to 50 centimetres of snow. Wednesday's storm dumped about 28 centimetres on the area.
The first stage of the storm will hit southwestern Ontario Friday afternoon, and move into the Ottawa area by evening. The heaviest snowfall is expected on Saturday.
The heaviest accumulation of snow will be along the Niagara peninsula and in eastern Ontario, Meredith said, listing the ingredients that could contribute to a big storm:

• It's originating in Texas, and has had a lot of time to gather up moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
• It is tracking northward, and "with a lot of cold air in the north, it will draw in a lot of moisture from the East Coast."
• It is deepening to a very low pressure, which means we are going to see high winds with the storm as it tracks through.

The forecast suggests Ottawa still has a chance to break the all-time record of 444.1 centimetres of snow that fell in 1970-71. The city has already been blanketed with 357 centimetres this winter.

 

[dkwan]

we can be the witness of the history

 

[Saint88]

这要是春天突然热起来， 就是水灾， 兄弟们备战备荒， 存点干粮吧

 

[xiaoyoyo]

太吓人了吧
周末还要去朋友家的party呢。。。。

 

[register]

CFRA吧，一贯耸人听闻的地方小电台，不要当真。
本人的经验是，CFRA来的消息，先打50%清仓价，再打50%对折。
他说30~50，那末你就得当10~15

 

[justin_1]

From weathernerwork.ca

 

[twinsens]

很好很强大的雪啊

 

[yuna06]

明天拍雪景去

 

[tdr]

明天拍雪景去

带个哨子啥的， 要是掉雪堆里可以吹吹哨子，便于定位

 

[lostinblue]

A STORM IS CURRENTLY OVER ALABAMA AND WILL PUSH NORTHWARD THIS EVENING GIVING SIGNIFICANT SNOW TO MOST OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO. THE FIRST ROUND HAS BEGUN OVER AREAS NORTH OF THE LOWER GREAT LAKES AND WILL BEGIN THIS EVENING ACROSS EASTERN ONTARIO AND SKI COUNTRY. THE NIAGARA PENINSULA HAS ALREADY RECEIVED ABOUT 9 CM. SNOW MAY BECOME LIGHT AND MORE INTERMITTENT OVERNIGHT INTO SATURDAY MORNING. THE HEAVIEST SNOWFALL IS THEN EXPECTED IN THE SECOND ROUND BEGINNING SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN THE SOUTHWEST AND SATURDAY EVENING OVER EASTERN ONTARIO. KEEP IN MIND THAT THE SNOWFALL DURATION WILL BE ABOUT 36 HOURS BUT THE HEAVIEST SNOW WILL BE SATURDAY AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING. STORM TOTALS WILL LIKELY BE 30 TO 40 CENTIMETRES ALONG AND EAST OF A LINE FROM ST THOMAS TO BARRIE THEN TO PETAWAWA. THERE IS POTENTIAL FOR 40 TO 50 CENTIMETRES OF SNOW OVER THE NIAGARA PENINSULA AND PARTS OF HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS INTO PEMBROKE. AREAS WEST OF THE ST THOMAS TO PETAWAWA LINE SHOULD SEE BETWEEN 10 TO 20 CENTIMETRES WITH LESSER AMOUNTS NEAR LAKE HURON AND GEORGIAN BAY. WITH THE WARM FRONT JUST TO THE SOUTH OF THE ST LAWRENCE VALLEY THEY MAY EXPECT ICE PELLETS SATURDAY AFTERNOON. BEHIND THIS SYSTEM STRONG NORTHERLY WINDS TO 70 KM/H ARE LIKELY. ON SATURDAY STRONG WINDS COMBINED WITH FRESH SNOW WILL CAUSE BLOWING SNOW AND LOCAL WHITEOUT CONDITIONS CREATING DANGEROUS DRIVING CONDITIONS. TRAVELLERS SHOULD BE PREPARED TO CHANGE THEIR PLANS ACCORDINGLY. AREAS NORTH OF LAKE ONTARIO AND INTO THE ST LAWRENCE VALLEY SHOULD NOT BE SURPRISED BY THE OCCURRENCE OF SOME THUNDER AND LIGHTNING AS THIS VIGOROUS LOW PASSES BY LATE SATURDAY. ENVIRONMENT CANADA WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE SITUATION TO UPDATE WATCHES AND WARNINGS AS REQUIRED.

PLEASE REFER TO THE LATEST PUBLIC FORECASTS FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

 

[卖姑娘的小火柴]

the day after tomorrow怎么办

 

[lostinblue]

尽自己所能，减少温室气体排放

 

[then]

明天趴窝，或者走路。。。