First snowstorm
Well, we have our first snowstorm today. Lot's of traffic accidents (at least 35 they were saying on the radio). Took me 1-1/2 hours to drive 32Km (20 miles) to work. Normally it takes me 30-40 minutes.
We are expecting 10cm (4 inches) of snow. It is currently -7C (19F), with a wind chill of -16C (3F).
You can have a real-time look at Ottawa from various traffic cameras here. But hurry, the snowstorm won't last long and the morning rush hour traffic will eventually dissipate. Unfortunately, some cameras are down.
You can jump directly to an intersection here
I recommend picking Innes and Blair (near where I live) from Zone 3 or Terry Fox and Palladiium (near where I work) from Zone 1.
But a more exciting one might be Terry Fox and Hazeldean in Zone 1 or St. Laurent and Innes from Zone 2.
You can click on the arrows in the lower right corner to get a slightly larger image.
The snow is a fine, wind driven, snow, not the more romantic big fluffy snowflakes, lazily falling to the ground.
We had snow last week as well, but the snow didn't last even a day. Today's looks like a keeper - unless we suddenly get unseasonably warm weather.
I grabbed the photo from here.
We are expecting 10cm (4 inches) of snow. It is currently -7C (19F), with a wind chill of -16C (3F).
You can have a real-time look at Ottawa from various traffic cameras here. But hurry, the snowstorm won't last long and the morning rush hour traffic will eventually dissipate. Unfortunately, some cameras are down.
You can jump directly to an intersection here
I recommend picking Innes and Blair (near where I live) from Zone 3 or Terry Fox and Palladiium (near where I work) from Zone 1.
But a more exciting one might be Terry Fox and Hazeldean in Zone 1 or St. Laurent and Innes from Zone 2.
You can click on the arrows in the lower right corner to get a slightly larger image.
The snow is a fine, wind driven, snow, not the more romantic big fluffy snowflakes, lazily falling to the ground.
We had snow last week as well, but the snow didn't last even a day. Today's looks like a keeper - unless we suddenly get unseasonably warm weather.
I grabbed the photo from here.
Comments
You have just taken the words from my mouth!
Thanks again!
Michael, it is actually sounds from the Cassini space probe.