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Summer 1999 Long and Hot. Hot in Spring, Summer and Fall. There was no Fall. Summer into Winter.

Summer 1999	Long and Hot. Hot in Spring, Summer and Fall. There was no Fall. Summer into Winter.


Summer 2000	Generally cold from the outset and wet. Too many rainy days. Only vegetables which do well in cold and rain did well. Grass required cutting every week all summer long.


		RHS Record Keeper	RHS Record Keeper	RHS Record Keeper
Category	Date / Time Started	Date / Time Ended	Accumulation 0630 hrs	Total	Occurrences Comments	Was School Closed?
1st Snowstorm of 2000-2001	Dec 11, 2000 2200 hrs	Dec 12, 2000 1700 hrs	20 cm	28 cm	Parking cleared. All entrances passable	No. All classes were held as usual.
2nd Snowstorm	Dec 30, 2000 2200 hrs	Dec 31, 2000 1800 hrs	20 cm	25 cm	Nor'easter mixed with storm from Inland	Not Applicable
3rd Snowstorm	Mar 22, 2001 0600 hrs Mar 23, 2001 0200	Mar 22, 2001 2000 Mar 23, 2001 2000	0 cm 35 cm	32 cm 52 cm	Blustery winds Large 2-3" Flakes Heavy wet & sticky	Normal Operation Dance on Friday Night


Review Winter 2000-2001	Winter started December 15, 2000 with temperatures remaining constantly cold right through to March of 2001. There were no large variations in temperatures. Last snowstorm of the season was a surprise as to how large it got and as to just how much snow fell. After two days of snow, 52 cm.


Review Summer 2001	The summer started off cold and we thought, it would be a repeat of last summer. After the first 2 weeks we had five straight weeks of sunshine and more sunshine with no rain. Not only did we experience a record setting drought but so did most of North America. Some rain did come in the last week of August.


Review Fall 2001	The Fall stayed mostly on the warm side even though we had snow flurries on Halloween and on the morning of Nov 5.


Category	Date / Time Started	Date / Time Ended	Accumulation 0630 hrs	Total	Occurrences Comments	Was School Closed?
1st Snow	Dec 14, 2001	Dec 15, 2001	5 cm	5 cm
1st Snowstorm that wasn't of 2001-2002	Jan 31, 2002	Feb 1, 2002	5 cm	6	Expected Large storm-It Fizzled	No-PT Night on Jan 31, 2002
2nd Snow of 2001-2002	Mar 18, 2002	Mar 18, 2002	15cm	15	As Expected	No
3rd Snow of 2001-2002	Mar 20, 2002	Mar 18, 2002	10m	10cm	As Expected	No
4th Snow of 2001-2002	Mar 21, 2002	Mar 21, 2002	5cm	5cm	As Expected But so late in the season, It's Spring already	No
5th Snow of 2001-2002	Mar 26, 2002	Mar 27, 2002	15cm	15cm	Stop Already	No
6th Snow of 2001-2002	Apr 28, 2002	Apr 29, 2002			Nothing Left to say	No


Review Winter of 2001-2002	Unusual to say the least. Warmest winter in the last 50 years up to end of January. No snowstorm in January or February. First blast of real cold air 5 deg F., comes to us on February 2, 2002. Snow only comes in second half of March and just keeps coming.


Review Spring of 2001-2002	So what happens next, we have a really cold spring. My tomato plants got the big freeze near May 22, 2002.


Review of Summer 2002	Hot, Dry and Hot, One long drought for Northeast. Very, Very Little rain, Even less than last summer


Category	Date / Time Started	Date / Time Ended	Accumulation 0630 hrs	Total	Occurrences Comments	Was School Closed?
1st Snow	Nov 5, 2002	Nov 5, 2002	2 cm	2 cm		No
2nd snow	Nov 8, 2002	Nov 8, 2002	5 cm	5 cm	Dusting	No-Ped Day
3rd Snow	Nov 17, 2002	Nov 18, 2002	4 cm	20 cm ?	Snow. Ice Pellets	No
4th Snow	Jan 6, 2003	Jan 7, 2003	5 cm ?	5 cm	Heaving Dusting	No
5th Snow	Jan 19, 2003	Jan 19, 2003	5 cm ?	5 cm	Heavy Dusting	No
1st Cold Snap	Jan 13 , 2003	Jan 19, 2003			-18 to -20 C	No
2nd Cold Snap	Jan 21 , 2003	Jan 25, 2003			-21 to -32 C	No
3rd Cold Snap	Jan 27 , 2003	Jan 28, 2003			-21 to ? C	No
4th, 5th Cold Snap		up to Feb 16, 2003	No Major Snowfalls		-14 to -34 C	No
Snow 1st Small Storm	Feb 22, 2003	Feb 23, 2003	5 cm	19cm	Snow to Freezing rain from Sat to Sun, Clearing, Snowing Sunday	No
6th Cold Snap	Feb 24, 2003	Feb 27, 2003			-19C to -21C	No
7th Cold Snap	Mar 2, 2003	Mar 4, 2003			-3C to -24C Ottawa -42C	March Break
Snow 2nd Small Storm	Mar 5, 2003	Mar 5, 2003		17 cm	City had just finished clearing from last storm	March Break
8th Cold Snap	Mar 6, 2003	Mar 7, 2003			-17C	March Break
Snow 3rd Significant Snow	Mar 8, 2003	Mar 9, 2003		10 cm Approx		March Break
9th Cold Snap	Mar 10, 2003


Review of Winter 2002-2003	Very, Very Cold in January, February and March with small snows of 1 to 5 cm. Big Snow Feb 22.


Category	Date Time Start	Date Time End	Accumulation by 0600 hrs	Accumulation at end-Total	Occurrences - Comments	Was School Closed
1st Snow	Dec 6, 2003	Dec 7, 2003	3 cms	9 cms	The NE US got the brunt of 2 storms. Many air flight cancellations at Dorval due to cancellations in the US.	No
2nd snow 1st Snow Storm	Dec 14, 2003	Dec 15, 2003	25 cms	28 cms	A Good Powder snow	No but all the south shore was closed down
3rd snow	Dec 17, 2003	Dec 18, 2003	6 cms	8 cms	A Heavy wet snow	No
4th snow	Dec 21, 2003			5 cms	Light Powder	No/Holidays
5th snow	Dec 25, 2003	Dec 26, 2003	7 cms	10 cms	Heavy snow	No/Holidays
6th Snow	Jan 2, 2004	Jan 2, 2004		2 cms	Reg Powder	No/Holidays
Frz Rain	Jan 2, 2004	Jan 3, 2004		5 cms	Frz Rain to Rain	No/Holidays
7th Snow	Jan 5, 2004	Jan 6, 2004		5 cms	Powder	No
1st Deep Freeze	Jan 6, 2004	Jan 11, 2004	It was really cold		-21C Wind Chill to -40C	No
8th Snow	Jan 11, 2004	Jan 12, 2004		5 cms	Wispy	No
2nd Deep Freeze	Jan 14, 2004	Jan 16, 2004	It was really cold again	-28 with wind chill to -41	New Hydro Quebec Usage Record set breaking record of last 2 days	No but off Island, New Frontiers, Eastern Township, Laurentides, etc all closed
10th Snow	Jan 18, 2004	Jan 18, 2004		5 cms	Light	No
3rd Deep Freeze	Jan 23, 2004	Jan 27, 2004	Once More, Plug that block heater in.	-28 C low with wind chill to -41		No, Weekend around the corner
11th snow	Feb 3, 2004	Feb 4, 2004	20 cm	22 cm	Heavy, Wet	No, PED Day
4th Deep Freeze	Feb 15, 2004	Feb 17, 2004	Not as cold as the first 3, but cold anyway	-18 C low with wind chill to -28		No
12th snow	Mar 20, 2004	Mar 21, 204	Cold wet slush snow	1 - 2 cm Will winter never end.	Wet Snow	No
5th Good Freeze	Mar 22, 2004	Mar 23, 2004	Really Cold after a month of normal temps	-16 C with wind chill felt like -25		No
13th snow	Mar 23, 2004	Mar 23, 2004	Snow squalls drop 2 cm in middle of day		Heavy wet snow squall	No


Review of Winter 2003-2004	Very, Very Cold in January, and just too long.


Review of Summer 2004	July was hot and normal. August was like October weather being too cold with too much rain. September was also a little cool. Lousiest tomato crop in years. Too much rain. California also had too much rain and hurricanes wiped out most of Florida's tomato crop, Tomato prices sky rocketed in the fall to about $4.99 a kilo.


Review of Fall 2004	A sort of regular fall except for a lot of rain, kind of warm. Cold sets in Late November.


1st Snow for Montreal	Dec 10, 2004	Dec 11, 2004	Gentle snow slowly accumulating.	22 cm.	A First light and wispy, but becomes a heavy wet snow to move.	No, Montreal Blue collars do not clean certain areas of Montreal
2nd Major snow for Montreal	Jan 6, 2004	Jan 6, 2004	Snow starting at about 1300 hrs and snowing until midnight	17 cm. Next Day Parking	Light small powdery crystals	No, we were all still on holiday and slept in most likely.
3rd Snowfall	Feb 2005			10 cm		No
4th snowfall	Feb 2005			10 cm		No
5th Snowfall	Mar 1, 2005 Early Morning	Mar 1, 2005 Tapering off around 7 PM	Gentle snow , little wind.	10 cm	Regular snow	No we were on break.


Review of Summer 2005	The never ending summer. Started warm to hot, June 11, 2005, Very Very Hot and didn't let up until Fall began. I think this summer became the 2nd hottest summer since record keeping began.


1st Significant Snowfall for 2005-2006	Nov., 24, 2005	Nov 24., 24 2005	Gentle Snow	3-5 cm	Small bit snow	PT Night but this time many parents showed up.
1st Freezing Rain	Nov 2		Small amount of freezing rain		But sidewalks were treacherous	Many students absent
2nd Significant Snowfall but still only a little	Dec., 9, 2005	Dec., 9, 2005	Gentle Snow	5 cm	Picturesque	Dollar Dress Day
First Really Big Snowstorm	Dec 16, 2005	December 16, 2005	Storm Conditions Whiteouts	41cm Montreal 43-46 up north	Started Morning of December 16, around 1-2 A.M. ending by darkness of same day.	All Boards and schools on Island closed for the day. EMSB announces all snow days used up due to strikes.
p...shaw nothing				3-5 cm		No
petit snow				5-7 cm		No
Rain Freezing Rain then rain again Mostly rain	January 18, 2006	January 18, 2006		50 mm rain	Sidewalks were totally covered in sheer ice	No but all other schools around Montreal were closed. Our Absence list was 4.5 legal pages long.
Snow	January 26, 2006	January 27, 2006	Snow strats around 190 hrs and stops next day	10-15 cm	Fair amount of snow topped off with a little freezing rain	No
Wind Storm	Feb 17th, 2006	Feb 17, 2006	Wind reached 111 Kmh at Dorval	Major car Crashes on 417 in Ont and on 40 to Quebec. Train Containers on Mercier Train Bridge left hanging.	"We had the train derailment on the Mercier Bridge, then the accident on the 40, windows being blown out from buildings. Source:http://www.canada.com/ montrealgazette/ story.html?id=d483cdb8-e305- 43e1-809c-60b7c8963681&k =29360	Ped Day Mega Day at School-All Mega Day kids indoor all day long, no Problems

Review of Summer 2006

Generally a nice summer, Spring was too wet which meant late planting. Fall came as scheduled but Snow already hit Oct 20, 2006.

Review of Fall 2006

Warm to very warm.Hardly felt like Fall. When we were in December it still felt like Spring time.

Snow	Oct 20, 2006		Cold	Accumulated to 1 cm but melted next day
Freezing Rain	Dec 1, 2006			Lots of Freezing Rain on a Friday Night	Power Outages all over Quebec	Power went out on Saturday but no school
Heavy Wet Snow	Dec 26, 2006			10 cm when finished		My Bell Express Vu not working
Light Powdcer snow	Dec 30, 2006			4 cm when done		Bad driving on highways
First Snowstorm	Jan., 15, 2007	Jan., 15, 2007	Snow starts at 8 AM and ends about 4 P.M.	17 cm approx at Dorval when done	Light small Powder snow with cold temps.	School was in Exam Mode. No Disruption.
Cold Spell	Jan., 16, 2007	Feb., 12, 2007	-13 to -21 c			School OK Exam mode
2nd Cold Spell	Feb., 15, 2007	-21c				School OK
Second Snowstorm	Jan 14, 2007	Jan 14, 2007	Snow starts early morning and snows all day long.	Approximately 15 - 17 cm	Very small powdry snow	School OK but many students missing.
Snow	Jan., 18, 2007	Jan 18, 2007		5 cm	Puffy Large flakes	Sunday

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