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Chapleau River, Ontario, Canada – 12.11.09 (click to see expanded view)
Ontario Canada // Webcam Shot: December 11, 2009
Snow Squall Warning : Haliburton – Minden – Southern Haliburton County Issued at 12:57 AM EST Saturday 12 December 2009
The Weather Network
..Major snow squalls continuing into the morning then dissipating.. Strong and cold westerly winds are producing Major snow squalls off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. Zero visibilities in whiteout conditions from bursts of heavy snow and blowing snow are associated. Snow squalls are expected to be particularly severe and persistent from Manitoulin Island across Georgian Bay. Further local accumulations of up to 30 centimetres of snow are possible tonight in the heaviest bands east of Georgian Bay.
A very strong and cold westerly flow will continue to generate intense snow squalls extending well inland from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. Dangerous whiteout conditions from blowing snow and very heavy snow will continue in the strongest snowsqualls especially early this morning. The strongest and most persistent snow squall band is extending across Georgian Bay to just north of Parry Sound and moving southward. This band may affect highways in the vicinity of Parry Sound where additional accumulations of 20 to 30 centimetres are possible this morning. This is in addition to the significant snowfall and drifting snow in the regions in some locations 50 to 100 centimetres causing historically extreme total accumulations for this snow squall event. Environment Canada will continue to monitor this developing situation closely. Further warnings may be issued as warranted.
Haliburton Highlands - Maple Lake Ontario - Short Term Forecast
Haliburton County – Maple Lake Weather forecast 12.12.09 (above)
Weekend (above) and Long Term Weather Forecast – 12.12 – 12.18.09 (below) – Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake, Ontario
The weather forecast for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands for Saturday morning calls for a few flurries and a low of 9°F. Afternoon brings var
iable cloudiness and a high of 24°F. There will be cloudy periods overnight Saturday and a low of 22°F.
Lagoon City, Ontario, Canada
Sunday expect flurries and a high of 34 °F. Sunday night expect a low of 20°F.
Long Term Weather - Haliburton Highlands - 12.13 - 12.18.09
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 12.13 -12.18.09
A few flurries are in the forecast for the beginning of the traditional workweek on Monday. High temperatures of 27°F are expected. Overnight lows will be about 13°F.
Tuesday, expect mixed precipitation and a temperature spike upward with a daytime high of 39°F. Overnight temperatures are expected to be 17°F.
Wednesday, expect a few more flurries and a high of 18°F. Overnight temperatures are expected to only reach 6°F.
Thursday, expect a mainly sunny day of 15°F. Temperatures plummet Thursday night with a low of minus 2°F.
Scattered flurries are predicted on Friday. The high temperature Friday will only be 9°F. Lows on Friday night will be minus 4F°.
Enjoy the webcam photos (below) taken on 12.11.09 of several areas – lakes, rivers, ski resorts, in Central Ontario. Click each thumbnail to enlarge it.
The Scary Sacred Dark – Vigil of light for Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change
On Sunday, December 13, at 10:30 am please consider being part of a global “moment of hope.”
This event is part of the weekly Gaia Gatherings at the Blue Sky Studio with the theme this weekend The Scary Sacred Dark. Despite it’s light-hearted-sounding name, The Scary Sacred Dark is being offered in support of the Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change.
What happens at this “vigil of light’?
First off, you will hear a story about the “scary and sacred dark,” then candles will be lit to symbolize sending light to where it is needed both in the world and in our lives. This also is a gesture in joining with those around the globe who have made a commitment to help restore our climate.
Closing out this Sunday’s Gaia gathering will entail going outdoors and ringing bells 350 times. Bells have historically been used especially in spiritual communities to signal imminent danger and to call out to the people of the community.
“350″ is indicative of 350 carbon parts per million which is the upper limit our atmosphere can tolerate.
When measured 200 years ago the earth’s atmosphere’s carbon parts per million was 275. It is now 390!
It is imperative that we push back that number to at least 350.
Be heard. Bring Dinner bells, Christmas bells, Cow bells, Jingle Bells and join in supporting a return to a more healthful planet.
Where: Blue Sky Studio at Haliburton Chiropractic Clinic, 18 Dysart Street
Visit Website for more info:
Contact: Gaia Centre Tel: 754-2427
Email: info@gaiacentre.org
This is a non-paid post in support of informing the Community of events of interest in and around the Haliburton Highlands.
Get ready to celebrate not only the Christmas season but to enjoy a new exhibit based on R.D. Lawrence’s private sanctuary in Gooderham called Wolf Hollow. From December 9-19 you can be a part of the experiences of Ron and Sharon Lawrence’s restoration of health and returning to the wild of wolves, bears, porcupines, skunks, owls, and other animals that took refuge at Wolf Hollow. Their stories are told in an exciting and inspiring multi-media presentation that you and your family can enjoy from December 9-19. For more information please read below.
Website: www.mindenculturalcentre.com
R.D. Lawrence Place Minden
Contact: R.D. Lawrence Place Tel: 705-286-2298
Email: rdlawrenceplace@mindenhills.ca
This non-paid post is written in support of the community in and around the Haliburton Highlands.
Weekend and Long Term Weather Forecast 12.05-12-12 – Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake, Ontario
Haliburton County – Maple Lake Weather forecast 12.05-06.09 (above)
The weather forecast for West Guilford/Haliburton Highlands for Saturday night calls for a few flurries and a low of 17 °F. Sunday begins with continuing scattered flurries. Expect snow flurries in the afternoon Sunday as well, with temperatures climbing to a high of 32°F. You’ll have scattered flurries and later, cloudiness Sunday overnight and a temperature of 17°F.
Dorset, Ontario - 12.5.09
Haliburton Highlands / Maple Lake Ontario Long Term Weather Forecast Dec 7 – Dec 12, 2009 (below)
Long Term Weather Haliburton Highlands - Maple Lake Ontario -12.07.09 - 12.12.09
Kincardine Harbour, Lake Erie, Ontario
Grimsby view of Lake Ontario - 12.05.09
Douglas Point Inverhuron Bay -12.05.09
Chapleau River, Ontario - 12.05.09
Lake Superior Wawa, Ontario - 12.05.09
Indian River, Port Carling - 12.05.09
Haliburton Highlands – Maple Lake Long Term Weather 12.07 -12.12.09
Light snow is predicted for the beginning of the traditional workweek on Monday. High temperatures of 29°F are expected. Overnight lows will be about 20°F.
Tuesday, expect mainly sunny skies with a daytime high of 24°F. Overnight temperatures are expected to be a COLD 11°F.
Wednesday, there is a 90% chance of snow with an expected high of 27°F. Overnight temperatures are expected to be 13°F.
Thursday, expect light snow with a high of 27°F. Expect an overnight low of 15°F.
Scattered flurries are predicted on Friday. The high temperature Friday will be 20°F. Lows on Friday night will be 13F°.
Enjoy the webcam photos (above) taken on 12.05.09 of several areas in Central Ontario.
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