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To: miraje who wrote (6584)	1/9/2024 3:07:35 PM
From: LoneClone	Read Replies (1) of 7197

Growing up in Victoria, I used to love the rare snowfalls myself, but now that I am old, not so much. I bequeath my potential enjoyment in your direction... I'll need to get out my water station for the birds as their regular watering holes are likely to freeze up. We have a lot of feathery friends who hang out in our back yard because we have it set up to provide them food and cover. Yesterday's storm has mostly blown inland, leaving just strong winds in it wake. There are still around 20k in southern BC without power, and some ferries have been cancelled. It is also recommended that travel through the interior highway passes be put off for at least a day if possible. The Insurance Bureau of Canada released a report about 2023, detailing among other things how the Okanagan and Shuswap fires in August and September were the most expensive events for insurers in BC history. nanaimobulletin.com Here are a couple of stories detailing a new report from the Copernicus Institute about how 2023 was the hottest year on record, by far. Alas, we are already perilously close to the 1.5 degree increase we are supposed to be trying to avoid. edition.cnn.com cbc.ca LC

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