March 9, 2019 Vancouver’s Record Cold (please don’t laugh at us, Calgary and Winnipeg) Here in relatively balmy Vancouver, we have no right to complain about cold weather. Vancouver has the mildest climate of any city in Canada, except… Read More→
April 29, 2018 Emigrant Lake – Then and Now Above is how Emigrant Lake near Ashland, Oregon looks today. But Back in October 2015, I visited the drought-stricken lake after two years of minimal… Read More→
March 1, 2018 Vancouver Sets Records in Late February Storm The late winter storm that hit the south coast of British Columbia set a couple of daily snowfall records in Vancouver. Snow began falling the… Read More→
July 15, 2017 Wickiup Reservoir is Full Again Compare the above photo of Oregon's Wickiup Reservoir, taken in June 2017, with the photo below taken in September 2015, when we reported on the… Read More→
March 30, 2017 Lake Abert Recovers As you can see from the above photo, taken in February 2017 (posted here courtesy of the Bureau of Land Management), Lake Abert in southern… Read More→
December 20, 2015 So Far, El Niño Acting More Like “El No-No” in the Pacific Northwest Earlier this fall, there was a lot of media hand wringing about the extreme El Niño forecast for the winter of 2015-2016. Certainly El Niño made… Read More→
November 4, 2015 Not Much Left of Emigrant Lake in Southern Oregon’s Drought By October of every year, Emigrant Lake near Ashland, Oregon is usually quite low. Irrigators have spent six or more months drawing water, while the… Read More→
November 2, 2015 Drought Leaves Prineville Reservoir at Less than 30% Capacity A popular boating, water skiing and fishing destination, Central Oregon's Prineville Reservoir was offering little of any such activity in October. The lake's water depth… Read More→