"ONTARIO
Updated weather summary for Southern Ontario and the National Capital Region issued by Environment Canada At 1:10 P.M. EDT Thursday 13 March 2014. In shocking contrast to Tuesday's spring-like weather, an intense March storm tracked south of the Great Lakes yesterday and provided yet another wintery reminder of the winter of 2013-14. The following is a summary of weather event information received by Environment Canada as of 8 A.M. Thursday. Location event description Windsor 17 centimetres of snow Chatham 19 centimetres of snow Tillsonburg 22 centimetres of snow Dorchester 21 centimetres of snow Ridgetown 19 centimetres of snow estimated London 15 centimetres of snow Woodstock 21 centimetres of snow New Glasgow east of Chatham 14 centimetres of snow Kitchener 16 centimetres of snow estimated Thorold 31 centimetres of snow Grimsby 22 centimetres of snow Hamilton mountain 22 centimetres of snow Welland 24 centimetres of snow Mississauga 19 centimetres of snow The Toronto region 14 to 18 centimetres of snow Toronto Pearson Airport 10 centimetres of snow Tapley (near Peterborough) 18 centimetres of snow Trenton Airport 16 centimetres of snow Ottawa Airport 8 centimetres of snow Cornwall 25 to 30 centimetres of snow Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial information and does not constitute a complete or final report. END/OSPC "
Notice how the Airports (Toronto and Ottawa) are the lowest values on this list. These also are the only weather stations on this list run by NAV Canada. I don't believe that Ottawa had only 8 cms yesterday. Not for a second. I shoveled that snow and as far as I could tell there was definitely 10-15 cms.
Wrt to Toronto A/P, all around had least 16cms. Mississauga, just a few kms down the 401 had 19cms. I think there is a serious issue with the NAV Canada weather monitoring equipment. Unfortunately, this is the data that goes into the official climatic record for posterity.
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