Our weather in November has been the exception this year. Yesterday was a summer's day. Today it will again be summer in November. And the forecast is the same for Tuesday. That is 20 degrees compared to the daily average of 9 degrees.
In the world of averages, November turns out to be an indistinct month in Grimsby's weather. The coldest month is January, the driest month is January, the snowiest month is January. We've passed the rainiest month - that's September. November does have the distinction of lake effects snow possibilities. That's how Snowvember came about in 2014. There's a Youtube video of the snow engulfing Buffalo.
In the water temperature information, it says that March has the coldest water temperature at 2.7 degrees Celsius and August the highest at 21.7 degrees.
In the information for travel to Grimsby, it lists all the cities that can reach Grimsby by plane. What an interesting array of cities - London, Athens, Glasgow, Copenhagen, Istanbul, Lahore, Paris, Ottawa, and so on. Maybe the ads for travel are the reason for this unusual 'mix'. I can't imagine taking them up on the offer to work from home at an exotic location or retire to an exotic location.
We're looking at the bark of a Scotch Pine at Gage Park. So many colours and textures.
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