In the records dating back to 1910, this October is ranked joint 18th (coldest) alongside 2003, 1955 and 1931.
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Global Warming not so “Global “
October 2012 in Calgary Canada was the 6th coldest (Tmax average, Environment Canada web site historical data) in the past 100 years. You already posted the ski hills in the Canadian Rockies opening the earliest on record.
Just south of Calgary, I recorded 2.2 C below normal…but nothing really out of the normal…but, yes, my tmax was 2nd coldest (out of 22 years) that i have done for Environment canada. However, this was the first month this year below normal…and i miss GW already…