Go Back
  • For Business
  • |
  • Warnings
  • Data Suite
  • Newsletters
  • Advertising
  • Superior Accuracy™
A week after deadly Texas flooding, hope fades but resilience grows. Chevron right
Recovery teams, displaced residents in Texas face brutal heat. Chevron right

Columbus, OH

87°F
Location Chevron down
Location News Videos
Use Current Location
Recent

Columbus

Ohio

87°
No results found.
Try searching for a city, zip code or point of interest.
settings
Columbus, OH Weather
Today WinterCast Local {stormName} Tracker Hourly Daily Radar MinuteCast Monthly Air Quality Health & Activities

Around the Globe

Hurricane Tracker

Severe Weather

Radar & Maps

News

News & Features

Astronomy

Business

Climate

Health

Recreation

Sports

Travel

For Business

Warnings

Data Suite

Newsletters

Advertising

Superior Accuracy™

Video

Winter Center

AccuWeather Early Hurricane Center Top Stories Trending Today Astronomy Heat Climate Health Recreation In Memoriam Case Studies Blogs & Webinars
2
Flash Flood Warning

Weather Blogs / Canadian weather

Snowfall Map Update and a Note to my Readers

By Staff

Published Nov 22, 2011 3:00 PM EDT | Updated Nov 23, 2011 3:32 PM EDT

Copied

I updated the storm snowfall map for the Maritimes and Newfoundland.

Computer modeling has FINALLY come into some decent agreement with the track and temperatures with this storm for Wednesday and Wednesday night.

There will be a narrow band of heavy snowfall north of the storm track and right now it looks like the mountains of northern New England through Down East Maine, into southern New Brunswick, PEI and northern Nova Scotia will get the most.

Most of the above region should get a general 15-20 cm of snow, but some of the higher elevations could get as much as 25 cm or even a bit more than that. One negating factor for the heavier accumulations is that the storm will be moving very quickly, so it is going to have to dump at a heavy rate for a few hours.

Mostly rain will fall along the immediate south coast of Nova Scotia and over the southern Avalon, but you will not have to go too far inland before it mixes and changes to the heavy, wet snow.

With the slight southward shift of the heavier precipitation, it appears that most of the Montreal area, northern Maine and northern New Brunswick will just have minor accumulations or nothing.

-------

A heads-up for southwestern BC this weekend. Looks like a classic pineapple express setup. This will direct subtropical moisture right into Vancouver Island and the southwestern mainland Saturday before it shifts slightly toward western Washington sometime Sunday.

This type of pattern could lead to more flooding rainfall over the region with strong coastal winds. Snow levels will be fairly high, but where it does snow in the mountains, there will no doubt be significant accumulations and a high avalanche threat once again.

By the way, I am still counting on the main storm track to shift farther south into Washington and Oregon as we head into winter, leading to a drier, colder pattern over most of western BC.

I will have an update of the winter forecast around Dec. 1.

------------

A new chapter for me at Accuweather........

A few weeks ago, I took over the main graphic feature duties, ending many years of being primarily on the radio. While I will still be doing some radio work from time to time, my new job here at AccuWeather.com is very exciting for me.

My new job allows me to be more creative in the production of the dozens of graphic features that you see on a daily basis on AccuWeather.com, TV and mobile.

After agreeing on a consensus forecast among the meteorologists here at AccuWeather.com, the graphics features that you see everyday are initially handdrawn by the forecaster (that will be me on most days), then given to one of our talented graphics artists who create the final product that you see.

There will be no changes to my blog duties, though one advantage to my drawing the graphics is that I can quickly get them on to my blog. We will also have an increased graphics and news focus on Canada.

I will be out of the office for a few days as we have Thanksgiving here in the states. If you have any questions you can reach me at my email.

Still debating whether or not to start a Twitter account for the winter.

Be safe!

Report a Typo

Weather News

Weather News

A week after deadly Texas flooding, hope fades but resilience grows

Jul. 10, 2025
Severe Weather

Rounds of severe storms to rattle, drench central US

Jul. 10, 2025
video

Before-and-after pictures show devastation caused by Texas floods

Jul. 9, 2025
Weather News

The faces of the Texas flooding tragedy

Jul. 7, 2025
Severe Weather

Severe weather to rumble in the central US through the holiday weekend

Jul. 6, 2025
Weather News

Record sargassum seaweed piles up on Caribbean islands, Gulf

Jul. 2, 2025
Weather News

Alabama teen in ICU after lightning strike hits boat, causing burns an...

Jul. 2, 2025
Show more Show less Chevron down

Topics

AccuWeather Early

Hurricane Center

Top Stories

Trending Today

Astronomy

Heat

Climate

Health

Recreation

In Memoriam

Case Studies

Blogs & Webinars

ABOUT THIS BLOG
Canadian weather
Brett Anderson
Brett Anderson covers short-term and long-term weather and storm forecasts for Canada.
  • Astronomy
    with Dave Samuhel
  • Canadian weather
    with Brett Anderson
  • Global climate change
    with Brett Anderson
  • Global weather
    with Jason Nicholls
  • Northeast US weather
    with Elliot Abrams
  • Plume Labs on Air Quality
    with Tyler Knowlton
  • RealImpact of weather
    with Dr. Joel N. Myers
  • WeatherMatrix
    with Jesse Ferrell
  • Western US weather
    with Brian Thompson

Featured Stories

Health

How can families handle new anxieties around summer camp?

2 hours ago

AccuWeather Ready

Floodwater rising in your house? Do this

2 days ago

Weather News

Orcas are bringing humans gifts of food – but why?

1 hour ago

Weather News

Earthquake swarm detected at Mount Rainier, biggest since 2009

6 hours ago

Weather News

The US has a plan to breed millions of flies and drop them from planes

1 hour ago

AccuWeather Weather Blogs Snowfall Map Update and a Note to my Readers
Company
Proven Superior Accuracy About AccuWeather Digital Advertising Careers Press Contact Us
Products & Services
For Business For Partners For Advertising AccuWeather APIs AccuWeather Connect RealFeel® and RealFeel Shade™ Personal Weather Stations
Apps & Downloads
iPhone App Android App See all Apps & Downloads
Subscription Services
AccuWeather Premium AccuWeather Professional
More
AccuWeather Ready Business Health Hurricane Leisure and Recreation Severe Weather Space and Astronomy Sports Travel Weather News Winter Center
Company
Proven Superior Accuracy About AccuWeather Digital Advertising Careers Press Contact Us
Products & Services
For Business For Partners For Advertising AccuWeather APIs AccuWeather Connect RealFeel® and RealFeel Shade™ Personal Weather Stations
Apps & Downloads
iPhone App Android App See all Apps & Downloads
Subscription Services
AccuWeather Premium AccuWeather Professional
More
AccuWeather Ready Business Health Hurricane Leisure and Recreation Severe Weather Space and Astronomy Sports Travel Weather News Winter Center
© 2025 AccuWeather, Inc. "AccuWeather" and sun design are registered trademarks of AccuWeather, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | About Your Privacy Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information

...

...

...