Say it ain't snow: Banff, Alberta tourists treated to summer snow
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Tourists to Banff National Park received an icy treat that few expected to experience in August.
A summer storm swooping down from the arctic turned rain into powdery snow at higher elevations.
"It's my first time seeing snow, it's too cold for me" said Grace Baustista who is visiting from the Philippines.
"I was told it was still summer in Calgary, in Banff, so I'm really amazed." Baustista added.
Mahedra Kumara, who is visiting from Australia didn't expect it to be snowing, but was "very nice to see."
But as Jayme Doll reports, the snowcapped peaks are not expected to last.
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I like how Global News allows for comments under their RUclips video reports. Unlike CBC news, they don't allow anyone to comment under their videos. I like this report, which is very nicely done and I love the views of the mountains.
CBC,is communist,if you don't comment they way they want,they will cancel you.
I stayed in Canmore around Sept 13 one year. Woke up to a foot of snow overnight. Got the most beautiful pics of everything covered in snow through Banff. Still use as screen savers.
I lived in Calgary in the early 2000's. I remember it snowed the first Long weekend in August.
Snow ! How beautiful in the mountains
Its the mountains, nothing unusual, snowed at Lake Tahoe in Calif just recently
This is pretty normal nothing special!
I can't wait until winter..🥶
Welcome to Alberta.
Where this happens often.
Tax it quick before it goes away.
Lol, It’s climate change!!!! News media…….Yell,scream,,,,blah blah😅😅😅
@@Slide164well a comment like that, proves you don’t actually know how the climate works, and how it changes.
@@Superneuf70 but you do right?
@@Slide164 Well, I read peer-reviewed scientific studies on the matter. It’s up to you to do the proper research. I’m not a teacher.
@@Superneuf70 did you read the part where they put their weather stations in the middle of their parking lots?
Its located in the Rockie Mountains, duh .
Tuesday was 32c Wednesday was 13c in M Hat. 😂😂
Nothing unusual about this at all; anywhere in Alberta. Drove through a mini blizzard on the #2 in Red Deer once in late July. A few days later, it was 27.
That sounds like a pathetic inhospitable weather
@@sardar_gurjotPathetic? Inhospitable? 😂😂😂
Snow in the mountains is not at all unusual. What is the matter with you people?
Some yrs ago there was a foot of snow in Calgary in July
It must have been 2013 or 14, sort of last week of July....
Hottest month on record! Um, wait.
6 years ago I had 2" of snow going through Hinton AB on September 3rd
Lol at the title
Time to start some control burns.
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Hi we are planning to trip around 21 oct from Vancouver and I have FWD car ( Mazda 3 ) with winter tires, so pl suggest it is good to travel this days as my family is coming and want to see Banff , pls suggest me
Thank you
Hopefully this bodes well for the winter. The region needs it.
And if you live in Alberta and don't like the cold and snow, you should move to Ontario LOL
What summer July is over 😂
Dam!! I was there first week of the month and it was hot!
Its totally normal for snow in august in the high alpine...
There's no business like snow business
Tourists shouldn’t be so surprised. This is Canada where it can snow every month of the year if it wants too.
There is no snow here in the southern Yukon.
Yes!
and that's why I don't live there!
It happens, even much father south. Result of high moisture and low pressure? system. It much colder in the sky than kn the ground.
Sometimes, I feel like the only one who paid attention in school.
Fake sabots I went to the real one 😂
I don’t want to see that white stuff yet.
Snowed on me in august 2 years ago in jasper! Next day was 24c
Snow
😊
☠️🌍. Fatevi dunque salvare finché ne avete la possibilità.
They will be able to sell that snow to hot tourists this weekend
I feel dumb after watching this
This isn't extreme weather. I have skied at Lake Louise a few times before Thanksgiving
Not an unusual occurrence. Snow on the Coq. this week.
NNNOOOOOO!!!!! Not yet🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I expected “30 years ago today.”
like in my dream last night. 뭔가 기후변화 결정판인듯.
Severe Earth wobble
Picturesque 😊
Well there was snow in Lake Louise end of July 1993
It is in the rocky mountains...
GLOBALONEY
ITS THE SIGN OF WHAT IS COMING. WRATH HURTS.
Get some help.
Where's the global warming
Oops, the dog ate the IPCC report.
Global cooling!
ABBA FATHER GOD did create the simplest of fabrics (H²O, waters) to sustain all forms of life here on earth
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It's that 'global warming' 😅
No. It's weather. Global Warming is the temperature increase of 1.2 degrees C in the Industrial Era due to anthropogenic CO2 emissions.
The climate emergency causes extreme weather events of all kinds. Global warming is REAL and it's caused by humans.
@@Grant_S_M Warming is real, but extreme weather events are pure fiction. History didn't begin the day you were born and none of this is new phenomenon. There is no climate "crisis".
Just the liberals breaking out the straws again
The planet is heating…how is this possible?
A global trend over a long period of time vs. one day in one region. You're confusing climate with weather.
The planet isn’t heating. Some places are warmer than others. Always been that way.
This happened at high elevations. The seasons are different up high.
@@garywagner2466the planet is heating. Some places are hotter than others. Never heated so quickly.
Foreign Temp Worker Philopinos (Canada’s version of Mexicans- they even have Mexican names!) have taken over 😂
All Philippines 😢 not tourism
SIGN OF GODS ANGER. JUST SAYING IT.
😂😂😂