March 8-9, 2008 Another Snow storm video

Another big Snow Storm hit Montreal on March 8th-9th, 2008. This time after a small fall amount during the night of Friday to Saturday (7 cm), a powerfull system arrived in the morning. Snow fall started arround 10:30 a.m. At 3:00 p.m. we had big snow flakes (the size of 2 CDN$) and the maximum wind gust was 77 km/h. Before the storm (on Friday evening), I shoveled the place and as I did for December storm, I installed the webcam and took a picture every 2 minutes. Find below the result after the compilation of the 633 images. This time I installed a (100 cm high) on the structure. At the end of the event, 93 cm of snow !!! Wow what a storm.

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Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any question regarding this video or this snow storm. It will be a pleasure to answer you. Thank you again Jeff for your help.

Before (March 7th, 2008)	After (March 9th, 2008)

Dec 16-17, 2007 Snow storm animation - 24h in 24 sec

A major Snow Storm hit Montreal on December 16th-17th, 2007. Snow fall started just after 6:30 a.m. with a peek begining of the afternoon. Some weather observers saw ligthnings. At the end of the event, we received between 30 cm and 35 cm of snow, we had blowing snow and wind was arround 40 to 50 km/h (Gust at 56 km/h/). In order to resume what happened I installed a webcam and took a picture every 2 minutes. Here is the result after the compilation of the 756 images ... 24 hours in 24 seconds. Take a look at the little stick (80 cm high) and check the wind arround 4:00 a.m.

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Before (Dec 16th, 2007)	After (Dec 17th, 2007)

Celinium's Webcam

This is an experimental webcam that is refreshed every 10 minutes during heavy weather.