Deep, Intensifying Bomb Cyclone Ready To Wallop B.C. |

[@VanCityHapa]

“Polar Vortex”, Atmospheric River”, “Bomb Cyclone” what next “Nuclear Drizzle”?

[@JoeSmith-q2z]

🤣🤣

[@lostmoose9994]

😂😂😂

[@saltyberryapothecary6119]

@@VanCityHapa 🤭🤭 Good one

[@Sensor-g7z]

Next is withing the next 20 years civilization is destroyed - everything you hold dear will perish. Continuing to cry like a baby will change nothing. BTW just because you are ignorant of meteorological terms does not mean we want to hear it - we know you struggle with reading comprehension. You are bottom track government educated right? Push half-tards like you through the system to pad the stats.

[@BlueFire22]

Nuclear drizzle sounds like a new term for acid rain haha. At least its interesting words for different weather concepts :)

[@SSingh-nr8qz]

Should BC shut down? Would it be irresponsible for my kids to go to school or take my aging parents to their medical treatments they need to live today? I mean a Bomb sounds life threatening and nothing like a severe storm we get once or twice every November of very year people have been alive in BC.

[@Sensor-g7z]

Only you are suggesting it's never happened before - that's a lazy straw man argument which is what all Duh-neirs do. The buzz is because of the difference in power and thus potential for damage. You are not hiding you climate change denial very well. That's why you are here right? Nothing better to do but jump from one site to another to bitch and whine like the little girl. Guess what. Climate change is going to destroy all you hold dear, like that RECORD SMASHING biblical flooding in Abbotsford and towns burning because we can no longer manage wildfires so towns now burn like Jasper and Fort McMurray and Lytton shammed all Canadian high Temp records at 49.6C

[@MrRodwatson]

Both the wife and myself got a good giggle reading your post…I thank you sir👌

[@DaveOcto]

Exactly! It's "Screaming" across the pacific creating "colossal " wave heights!! RUN FOR THE HILLS EVERYONE!!

[@arctichero1]

@@DaveOcto But apparently it's "puking snow" in the hills.

[@humannaki]

Gawd yes, what a crappy fear mongering video!!!!

[@saltyberryapothecary6119]

New Scary Words..... Come on Weather network. Ffs

[@abelis644]

Why watch if you don't like it? Bye!

[@RavenMobile]

@@abelis644 Why reply to comments if you don't like them?

[@Sensor-g7z]

Did your daddy force you to come here to bellyache like a petulant child? Perhaps it was your boy friend?

[@BlueFire22]

These words aren't new, they just aren't used as often as others such as "thunderstorm" or "hurricane" due to the rare nature of the storm

[@vovin8132]

@@BlueFire22 What's rare about it?

[@UBERBENZ]

Textbook bomb cyclone.. oh yeah.. what textbooks? When were they printed 2022? Weather network is sensationalist weather porn

[@AAD531]

Can i pay more taxes to make it go away?

[@Sensor-g7z]

Low wagers like you don't pay - you are a drain on the system. Every time you comment you prove what a waste of tax dollars attempting to educate a basement dweller like you is.

[@MrRodwatson]

@@Sensor-g7z Wow…the elites really don't like us…..AT ALL🤣

[@vovin8132]

@@Sensor-g7z You realize that you need us but we don't need you, right?

[@gooddognigel9992]

@@Sensor-g7zloser

[@david_fl507]

@@Sensor-g7z what an imbecilic statement. you know nothing about the commenter's status. just throwing out your overly-emotional virtue.

[@robbertclack6308]

normal November weather, why the panic?

[@norml.hugh-mann]

the only ones panicing seem to be those complaining about terms and notifications that we all know yall would be complaining even louder if thery didnt mention it all.

[@robbertclack6308]

@norml.hugh-mann it just a normal storm, just say wet and windy as normal for November, not a bomb, that sensationalized weather reporting!

[@abelis644]

​@@norml.hugh-mann Exactly 💯

[@abelis644]

What panic?

[@Sensor-g7z]

Are you panicking? Did someone say Greta and you got all hysterical again?

[@RAC-e8n]

Is there a weather branding department that renames various things we used to know as weather systems?

[@rickcheyne]

I watch weather models every morning and they're not always accurate. I wonder what kinds of bombs this cyclone is going to drop on us - incendiary? High Explosive? ATACMS missiles???

[@Sensor-g7z]

The one like Abbotsford a few years ago which is still not fixed nor funded. It's also just a taste of what's to come. Eventually the disasters, especially to agriculture will destroy your family, friends, future. ~ *Extreme weather cost B.C. up to $17B in damages last year, says report* . "It's a big number. But I don't think anyone will be surprised." Nov 30, 2022 2:18 PM . "A view of Abbotsford, B.C., after an atmospheric river in November 2021.Jessica Solomatenko/Moment/Getty Images A new assessment of damage caused by extreme weather in 2021 has found heat waves, wildfires and floods cost British Columbia up to $17 billion. The estimate, released Wednesday in a Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) report, found that the combined costs of disaster in 2021 likely ranges between $10.6 and $17.1 billion - far outstripping previous estimates. That’s equivalent to between roughly three and five per cent of B.C.’s gross domestic product, said Marc Lee, author and a senior economist with CCPA working on climate justice. “It’s a big number. But I don’t think anyone will be surprised,” Lee said. Lee says he followed best practices in evaluating economic impacts due to extreme weather, counting both insured and uninsured losses, the cost of damage to governments and hits to individual finances as displaced or stranded workers were prevented from earning a living. That included roughly 33,000 people evacuated due to wildfire and more than 17,000 evacuated or stranded due to flooding. During the June 2021 heat dome, workers suffered both financial and physical distress. According to WorkSafeBC, 71 out of 115 worker injury claims were due to heat stress, and the report found high-end labour market losses during the heat wave came to almost $330 million. Construction, food services and drinking places, and manufacturing were estimated to be hit hardest. Wildfires cost workers up to $562 million, with those in retail trade and accommodation and food services calculated to be the most affected. And the atmospheric river-driven flooding event is thought to have cost workers - most in transportation and warehousing jobs - almost $1.5 billion, according to the report. “All of those costs come out of workers pockets,” Lee said. . North Shore News dot com . With each new global warming Jacked record breaking disaster, less and less infrastructure gets rebuilt and less people get bailed out. . Do the math

[@NikolaJokerMVP15]

Surprised they don't just call it the Putin Cyclone of Revenge

[@RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS]

Quit changing weather pattern names.. it's a storm period

[@jeruvy]

Tyler and his bosses are using 'scary' language to describe a normal weather event. The Coast of BC consistantly has lows, some are big some are small. This is a bigger one for sure but it's ignorant and malicious for the weather network to use BOMB CYCLONE like its life-threatening. This is irresponsible at best, and woefully evil at worst. But Tyler looks young, maybe he's just a stupid ikid like many otrhers working his first job. I can forgive a stupid kid for saying stupid things. I cannot forgive a misinformed television network from broadcasting this.

[@woodyl8416]

Bomb? ha ha ha ha ha ha ha you guys are ridiculous.

[@barrybrick4046]

24 ft waves wow, surfs up

[@vanessamooney7947]

Did he say puking?

[@arctichero1]

Yes. Trust the science.

[@vdog387]

​@@arctichero1 Science has been puking a lot. Someone should call Dr. Fauci. and get a fake diagnosis for the sky.

[@caracre]

LOL😆 I think I heard that too...

[@bandittelevision]

Stop using words like "weather bomb" It is just stupid.

[@dangillespy3000-v3k]

I live in Courtenay and it's already cloudy and cold up here. There was a bit of a halestorm yesterday.🌧🌊

[@thegreatplague9748]

Fake news. My carbon tax says this doesn't exist.

[@South_Van_Ilse_MTB]

what a load of crap

[@pl9466]

Where do they come up with these bs names?...

[@Rexster2022]

the only bomb is the weather network can;t watch this crap

[@WilbertRobichaud]

1- 1day it was a Bomb cyclone. 2- 2 days it becomes a strong bomb cyclone. 3-3 days it becomes an explosive strong bomb cyclone. 4 - 4 days it is now a Deep intensifying bomb cyclone. 5- bet the next one will be scarier and the next one after that,and on and on.

[@sunkissG]

Growing up it was called a big storm. The winds in the lower mainland are nothing compared to what we got in Prince Rupert we would get 100 mile an hour winds easy. Not here. We might get 80 to 100 kilometres per hour.

[@thomash9665]

Fear Mongers. Its a dam storm whooo

[@arctichero1]

This acting student has taken his elocution lessons seriously.

[@CrazyHowie]

I live in Victoria and this is just a November storm. Not unexpected to happen and nothing to panic over.

[@cybercat29]

Oh, man 😳😱

[@david_fl507]

oooh, scary weather fear corn. oooh, i am shaking, commenting from under my bed, in my bomb shelter....

[@BobNob1]

can you say HARRP

[@84typo]

4 adult giraffes visual really helped me understand what this guy was saying

[@s.avelar.7979]

Canadians paid alot of money to change the weather, why didn't Trudeau stop the weather with our taxpayers money??😒. Trudeau is MOTHER NATURE. 😅. BLESSINGS TO EVERYONE EVERYWHERE.

[@manuelagerlach8673]

Thank you.

[@thehazelnutspread]

PUKING snow...........the standards of this show have fallen terribly. Speak and dress like a professional and not like we're at the pub.

[@scourdx]

DARPA, HAARP and chem trails are working overtime these few days

[@AllOfYourBase0791]

What the hell are four adult giraffes doing out in the middle of the Pacific?

[@MidnightRambler1964]

This just like spending a vacation in the Philippines, been through multiple typhoons there so dont worry just tie stuff down and stay away from low laying areas!

[@freedomforall236]

Sounds More Like An Attack Of Weather Weapons

[@gordvickers348]

The tin foil hats have made it to the weather network…

[@Sensor-g7z]

You sound like an attack of stupid.

[@arctichero1]

Watch out for the bots and "tin foil hats" buried in the sand who blindly believed the narratives these past years, exemplified by bot sensor.

[@david_fl507]

@@gordvickers348 what an imbecilic, cheap, emotional comment. is that what your TV box told you to say and think?

[@anthonylalev4583]

Weather modification at work,

[@sandraleishman878]

Sounds terrible! I hope everyone stays safe.

[@abelis644]

It's not terrible, it's a pretty typical November storm. The people in danger are those on the water. And they know how to be safe.

[@BlueFire22]

@@abelis644 While it may not be terrible, its definitely dangerous, even to some people living right along the cost due to large waves

[@ThomwoththeWeather]

Cue the morons with fear over the name of this weather system like the atmospheric River.. true terms

[@NikolaJokerMVP15]

@@ThomwoththeWeather the irony of someone subscribed to junk CBC news calling someone else a moron is astounding.

[@l.larsen2663]

Zombie apocalypse weather system. Nuclear weather system. Don’t we always get a storm to start off winter?

[@dub604]

Puking snow? 😂

[@caracre]

Hope Trudeau isn't surfing in Tofino ;)

[@pl9466]

What happens when it just rains on a wind day? Ferry sailings cancelled.... that never happened before! Now what?

[@Moondymon23]

Would have been interesting to hear how far inland that would have affects. We're not all right on the coast.

[@LiplessEagle]

Oooo so scary…. Not

[@abelis644]

Who said it's scary? Go watch something else if you don't like this.

[@saltyberryapothecary6119]

@@abelis644 why so rude... 🤭🤣

[@billbraun2978]

hypothetically possible!

[@jonny2waggons825]

I don't listen to MSN so this will be my only weather report today. Afternoon commute should be lovely

[@pedrowoolson4273]

"Classic weather bomb" classic since he decided to use "bomb" to get fear clicks a week ago

[@esehn6972]

"Puking" snow....good one. 😅

[@ivandubinsky1857]

Winds are already ramping up off northern Vancouver Island. Prepared for possible power outages.

[@BalajiTravels6]

God watching who is indulging in HAARP

[@gordvickers348]

I have a bridge for sale

[@michelefisher5171]

All speculation. All weather people are mostly wrong.

[@abelis644]

OK.

[@Sensor-g7z]

You dad was wrong not to wear a condom You have selective memory as do all climate change Duh-niers. ... *Extreme weather cost B.C. up to $17B in damages last year, says report* . "It's a big number. But I don't think anyone will be surprised." Nov 30, 2022 2:18 PM . "A view of Abbotsford, B.C., after an atmospheric river in November 2021.Jessica Solomatenko/Moment/Getty Images A new assessment of damage caused by extreme weather in 2021 has found heat waves, wildfires and floods cost British Columbia up to $17 billion. The estimate, released Wednesday in a Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) report, found that the combined costs of disaster in 2021 likely ranges between $10.6 and $17.1 billion - far outstripping previous estimates. That’s equivalent to between roughly three and five per cent of B.C.’s gross domestic product, said Marc Lee, author and a senior economist with CCPA working on climate justice. “It’s a big number. But I don’t think anyone will be surprised,” Lee said. Lee says he followed best practices in evaluating economic impacts due to extreme weather, counting both insured and uninsured losses, the cost of damage to governments and hits to individual finances as displaced or stranded workers were prevented from earning a living. That included roughly 33,000 people evacuated due to wildfire and more than 17,000 evacuated or stranded due to flooding. During the June 2021 heat dome, workers suffered both financial and physical distress. According to WorkSafeBC, 71 out of 115 worker injury claims were due to heat stress, and the report found high-end labour market losses during the heat wave came to almost $330 million. Construction, food services and drinking places, and manufacturing were estimated to be hit hardest. Wildfires cost workers up to $562 million, with those in retail trade and accommodation and food services calculated to be the most affected. And the atmospheric river-driven flooding event is thought to have cost workers - most in transportation and warehousing jobs - almost $1.5 billion, according to the report. “All of those costs come out of workers pockets,” Lee said. . North Shore News dot com . With each new global warming Jacked record breaking disaster, less and less infrastructure gets rebuilt and less people get bailed out. . Do the math

[@realityinc.6994]

These weather nerds sure get excited

[@laurieedeburn2449]

thanks

[@JJ-eo6nd]

my God why aren't we evacuating!!!!

[@stockey]

Looks like a hurricane.

[@Tropicoboy]

Shall we call rain nuclei moisture fallout?

[@superspeeder]

Surf’s-up, Justin! 😂

[@jamiehamilton589]

wallup? GROW A PEAR

[@SuperMiller67]

it's called winter

[@explorerryan]

Hooray for snow!!!

[@sherrytelle]

"Puking" snow......really????

[@explorerryan]

Looks like a harp test

[@JoeyDGreat]

Even the weather network comment section is fun. Lol 😅

[@MuffHam]

haha none of this effects me I'm up in the Caribou.

[@lostmoose9994]

Dude, just wait for the next wildfire, which doesnt effect the Wetcoast 😂

[@vovin8132]

"Caribou" is the animal. Cariboo is the region.

[@MuffHam]

@@vovin8132 autocorrect

[@islandaerial3414]

NOTHING to do with HAARP...

[@Meetthemaker1day]

You talk too much about nothing. Then you completely negate the Okanagan weather and the interior. You are another waste of oxygen.

[@dzawalick9804]

Hahahaha hahahaha, what next ? Fear mongering at its best. Just saying.

[@HECK349]

Woke description of regular weather, so much climate change nonsense

[@ANARUTHALBRECHT]

Thank you