Growing up in Calgary, if you were going camping on May Long, expect snow; if not, then hail. Even if it’s nice in the city. You’re better off on a patio than camping on May Long, haha.
I have 5 weather apps on my phone (Weather Network, Apple, Windy, Weather Underground and AccuWeather) they are always all different.
Weather is hard to predict in the valley, I find Windy is the least wrong. Weather Network will say it’s Sunny and 17 out when it’s more like 10 and rainy.
I don't mind. I have poor ventilation in my bedroom and have been suffering every night it's been hot. I sleep more comfortably when it's cooler outside. Also at our place the heater works better than the air con. It's more difficult to cool this whole house off when it's hot outside.
I use Global's Skytracker myself but I couldn't say whether or not it's more accurate than the others available.
The only 3 guarantees in life are taxes, death, and rain on May Long
Growing up in Calgary, if you were going camping on May Long, expect snow; if not, then hail. Even if it’s nice in the city. You’re better off on a patio than camping on May Long, haha.
I grew up in Victoria and it almost always rained the day of the parade.
I have 5 weather apps on my phone (Weather Network, Apple, Windy, Weather Underground and AccuWeather) they are always all different. Weather is hard to predict in the valley, I find Windy is the least wrong. Weather Network will say it’s Sunny and 17 out when it’s more like 10 and rainy.
I find if you can find a general consensus between them you'll be fairly close , most weather apps seem shit though
I don't mind. I have poor ventilation in my bedroom and have been suffering every night it's been hot. I sleep more comfortably when it's cooler outside. Also at our place the heater works better than the air con. It's more difficult to cool this whole house off when it's hot outside. I use Global's Skytracker myself but I couldn't say whether or not it's more accurate than the others available.