People who listen to Daybreak North share their best pictures of snow piles in their communities
When Mike Hochaka woke up in Prince George, B.C., and saw that more than 30 centimeters of snow had fallen, he only had one thought: “Get out there and do it.”
“It” was making a huge snowman that he thinks is about 4.5 meters, or 15 feet, tall. This is taller than the 12-foot snowman he made in 2019.
The 14-hour project is one way that people in the city are making the most of a snowy February that is not typical.
Jonathan Bau, a meteorologist with Environment Canada, says that on average, Prince George gets about 28 centimeters of rain in February. This year, however, they got 60,2 centimeters.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
About half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
Listeners of CBC’s Daybreak NorthAbout half of that fell in just one day, between February 20 and 21, and then there was another big storm on February 25.
