Bloomberg has just released a list of ‘Winter Vacations for People Who Want to Do Nothing’. Finally, something we can all get behind. While it does mention several activities that are anything but nothing – dogsledding and concerts – make no mistake that every destination has been carefully selected for
It’s not just you – these really are dark times. According to Environment Canada, Toronto saw just 48.8 hours of sunlight. That’s just a little more than half of the seasonal average of 85 hours. “We’ve been in well below normal averages for sunlight,” said Environment Canada meteorologist Mark Schuster, officially
‘Dead of winter’ isn’t just an expression. In weather circles, the term is used to describe the apex of cold and snow. It’s essentially the halfway point of misery. “For people who don’t like winter, it’s a time that one should celebrate. It means there is more winter behind you than
I have never really enjoyed winter. Although I do appreciate experiencing different seasons, I was born in the middle of summer and my middle name is Autumn; there isn’t much room for winter in my life. I don’t like the cold, I rarely think a blanket of snow is more
You may have looked at the seven-day forecast recently and thought, “hmm, not bad.” Sure, a quick glance reveals temperatures between -5 and -8 degrees Celsius over the next few days, but that’s not quite the reality. Weather, after all, is all about how it feels – not how it looks.
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