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Polar Vortex Breakdown Causes Harsh Winter In Eastern Canada
Eastern Canada has experienced an intense winter, due to a breakdown in the polar vortex, a large mass of arctic air that usually remains trapped near the North Pole. This is a sharp contrast to Vancouver and the rest of the Lower Mainland, which has experienced an extremely mild winter — except for the past month.
BC Sees Massive Snow Dump
At the beginning of February, the Lower Mainland received a massive snow dump, providing welcome relief to skiers following a subpar season last year — but leaving drivers with sub-optimal conditions.
SATIRE | How To Enjoy The Snow While Slowly Losing Feeling In Your Toes
In Vancouver, snow is rare. We wait for snow to arrive the entire year – and sometimes, the only thing we get in re-turn is disappointment. So how do you take advantage of the snowy days while they last? Well, this handy review is for you, because we have gathered together a list of things you can do to make your snow days the experience of a lifetime. And, here’s the best part. Not only have we compiled seven fun, completely free activities; we’ve tested them out, too!
Vancouver May See White Christmas
Dreaming of a white Christmas may prove worthwhile this holiday season. BC residents can expect a La Niña weather pattern this winter, which will bring below-average temperatures, low-elevation snowfall, and higher precipitation levels.
Midtown SNOWdown
It’s uncommon for students to be disappointed by a snow day. After all, who doesn’t love to frolic in the snow? But for Hamber students and staff, this year's snow days weren’t as celebrated because they shortened the school’s most anticipated sporting event, the Midtown Showdown.
Snow More Winter Sports? Climate Change is taking its toll
Climate change may make it more difficult for locals to enjoy the various options available in the Lower Mainland and will affect the Olympic Games for years to come.