Ahh yes because wind has never impacted something at ground level
Be a better NIMBY troll whatsnext, it's like you're not even trying anymore.
So you believe patio furniture was flying around the city's SFH neighbourhoods? Let's hope for those strata's sakes nobody was brained by that furniture or they'll have a nasty lawsuit on their hands combined with a hefty hike in their insurance!
Trees and branches falling on houses, backyard patio furniture flying around, landslides on the hilly areas.... weather affects your precious single family home communities as well!
I'd go so far as to say large concrete highrises are generally more robustly insulated from the effects of extreme weather and climate change than woodframe single family houses... but then that wouldn't fit your anti-development narrative.
Looks like half a year after record-breaking heat, we're in for another round of record-breaking temperatures, just in the opposite direction. A lot of the models are showing another "perfect storm" of atmospheric conditions, so 2021 is going to give us some more temperatures we've never seen before in our region yaaaay
Looks like half a year after record-breaking heat, we're in for another round of record-breaking temperatures, just in the opposite direction. A lot of the models are showing another "perfect storm" of atmospheric conditions, so 2021 is going to give us some more temperatures we've never seen before in our region yaaaay
Upcoming cold looks significant but not close to record breaking for Vancouver. We've had much more extreme cold and longer cold snaps in the past, especially before the 2000s, like in the 90s and prior decades.
my coworkers neighbours house, sounds like their pipes froze, another coworker said the water pipes in their condo also burst in the parkade. Buildings not ready for the cold down here.
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The only apartment I've ever had in Vancouver that had sufficient heat had a natural gas fireplace. Everything else with electric or hot water radiant heat is a joke. And in their infinite wisdom, the city is banning natural gas equipment going forward. Just wait until they also ban air conditioning, because "climate".
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The only apartment I've ever had in Vancouver that had sufficient heat had a natural gas fireplace. Everything else with electric or hot water radiant heat is a joke. And in their infinite wisdom, the city is banning natural gas equipment going forward. Just wait until they also ban air conditioning, because "climate".
A natural gas fireplace wastes a lot of the energy it uses. Any fireplace does.
My heat pump is working great during this cold snap.
Small electric heaters (fans) also blast a lot of heat and are a good backup for anybody.