El tiempo en CANADA y MÉXICO

[Stormy]

Primera nevada importante de la temporada en el norte de México

[Stormy]

Canadá cerró un Diciemrbe en el que La Niña no dio signos de vida por allí aún

[Venepuntano]

Mientras tanto en Toronto un enero atípicamente con "poca" nieve y con máximas positivas al menos durante 7 días más.

[Stormy]

Segunda nevada significativa de la temporada para el norte mexicano, esta vez con epicentro más hacia el oeste, en Sonora y Baja California. Son los coletazos sureños de los importantes ríos atmosféricos que están castigando también a California durante esta semana con ingentes nevadas por ese lado.

[Stormy]

Un enero absurdamente cálido en Canadá. Parece que La Niña está llegando con retraso a Norteamérica (recién ahora se ve un cambio de patrón a uno más característico por allí).

[Lucas de Zárate]

A partir del viernes en Winnipeg... Picante

[Wyoming]

Ayer se cumplieron 74 años de la temperatura más baja jamás registrada en América del Norte, sacando los registros de montañas y algunos otros datos dudosos.

From the corner of his eye, he saw something that he had never seen before. The tiny sliding scale inside the glass thermometer column had fallen into the bulb at the end, well below the -80°F (-62.2°C) point — the last mark on the thermometer.

Toole rushed back to the barracks where he coaxed his colleague, Wilf Blezard, to return to the instrument compound. Pointing a set of dividers on one end of the tiny bit of alcohol left in the column, Toole estimated the temperature to be about -83°F (-63.8°C).

As he dutifully scratched a mark on the outside of the thermometer sheath adjacent to the end of the alcohol, he thought about what head office had advised three days earlier. If the alcohol level ever fell below -80°F (-62.2°C), they should mark a corresponding point on the thermometer sheath with a pen.

[...]

He also asked Toole to send the thermometer back to be re-calibrated. The two observers shared the news with the rest of the camp, before packing the thermometer for air shipment to Toronto to have the readings confirmed.

But it was so cold that almost a week passed before it would be warm enough for an airplane to land at Snag. Once in Toronto, the thermometer was put* through several laboratory tests before technicians concluded that it had been readinpg about 1.6°F in error.[

Three months later, the weather service accepted a value of -81.4°F (-63°C) as the corrected temperature — still the lowest official temperature ever recorded in North America./quote]
https://www.canadashistory.ca/explore/e ... oldest-day

[Wyoming]

Whati, North West Territories con casi -50°C. El frío ártico pega con fuerza ya.



Y Vancouver también recibira su fair share de frío.

[Ernest]

[Venepuntano]