Spring Arrives in Southern Ontario – Webcam Photos, Long Term Weather Forecast UPDATE
Ξ March 16th, 2009 | → 0 Comments | ∇ cottage country, Haliburton Highlands, Ontario, opinion, personal, Photography, spring, weather, webcam, winter |
As much as I wish I could be in Ontario to witness winter turning into spring, the best I can do for now–and in truth it is a pretty fun endeavour, is to visit various areas of southern/south central/central Ontario and through the magic of live webcam imagery record the changes. I do tend to go to specific spots regularly either because I find them so appealing or the spots I’d like to go to have the craziest webcam setups ever. Strangely, quite a few of the odd webcam setups –meaning the picture is a blurred or non-existent altogether are sponsored by businesses. (People who put up outdoor webcams for pleasure seem to care about getting it right.) Halcom Communication in Haliburton, Ontario: I’m talking to you. You’ve had the most craptastic picture of Haliburton up for years now–and one can only get to it after wading through your self-promotion. Now I’m all for self-promotion but when there is a crummy, fuzzy, CROOKED webcam shot as a reward? Um, no. Now onto my stable of regulars after a quick look at the 14-day forecast for south central Ontario. It is indeed changing–and if you like warm and dry–for the better.
14-day Weather Trend, Haliburton Highlands
Out of the next two weeks, 10 of 14 days are forecasted to have normal or above-normal temperatures. Yay!
Barrie stills looks quite frosty 3.16.09
Downtown Chapleau looks positively inviting!
Lake Superior in Wawa
Lake Muscoka, Gravenhurst has a while to go before melt
Kincardine: Penetangore River to Lake Huron: melting
Lakefield - Reach Harbour. This may be the one I'm most looking foreward to watching as it transforms.
