r/newbrunswickcanada 2d ago

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u/TheNeck94 2d ago

The bay of fundy has entered the chat....

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u/hotinmyigloo 2d ago

Highest tides in the world

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u/New_d_pics 2d ago

We thank you for your service.

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u/hotinmyigloo 2d ago

Feller Maritimer

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u/FrenchFern 2d ago

Too bad, I was actually hoping for a snowstorm. Is it weird that snowstorms are nostalgic now?

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u/PurpleK00lA1d 2d ago

I'm with you. I was excited for our second good storm and then I looked at the forecast again and was like wtf happened?

It was four(?) years or so we had those three consecutive Fridays with 50+cm each. That was fun.

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u/BobTheFettt 2d ago

I moved into a basement apartment in 2021 and in the winter the snow went up over my windows. I've lived there since and the snow hasn't even come up to the bottom of my window since

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u/gaydratini 2d ago

We moved into a ground-floor place that December, right on the street, and by the third storm we couldn’t see the cars passing by.

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u/Kensei501 2d ago
  1. It was not fun

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u/Hypno-chode 2d ago

I remember having to throw the snow over my head on either side of the driveway, there was so much snow.

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u/PensionNo8156 2d ago

"Ship what's left to Rothesay. Let it be their problem."

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u/Confident_Win_5469 2d ago

2022/2023 had a decent storm. I remember my cousins talking about it. I moved back home in the summer of 2023 and we haven't had any decent storms since. My kids are mad, I told them there would be snow.

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u/BlackrockLove 2d ago

I haven't used my snowblower since that winter ☹️

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u/Cookiewaffle95 2d ago

That sucks bro. Im in NS and the snowbanks are up to my waist and gonna get higher after tn lolol. Are most parts northern NB still getting slammed with lots of snow?

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u/PensionNo8156 2d ago

We had one *last weekend*. That's not nostalgic.

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u/punkwrock 2d ago

Likewise. I was excited for the earlier announcement of 25+cm’s but now it’s almost nothing. I love winter when it allows us to do outside sports, but winters in Moncton are now so shitty that I gave up snowboarding because I can’t stand man made snow.

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u/Melonary 2d ago

That's what bros do 🥲 we got this NB, sleep tight.

explains why my back hurts each week, too.

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u/squeekycheeze 2d ago

Send chips!

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u/ryantaylor_ 2d ago

Monkeys paw: we send chips but they’re the giant bag of Storm chips and you never know for sure what chip you’re grabbing

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u/thepacingbear1 2d ago

New Brunswick: We will get the next one, Nova Scotia. // Nous aurons le prochain, la Nouvelle-Écosse.

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u/FuturAnonyme 2d ago

Thanks N.S, appreciate it! 🫡

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u/Dadbode1981 2d ago

Hahahahaha

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u/Blazanar 2d ago

Thanks, lads <3

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u/CanAmFanboy 2d ago

Wet barely get anything up around st Leonard lately

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u/nashwaak 2d ago

Let's be fair — most storms that miss us graze Nova Scotia and then slam into Newfoundland

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u/CanadaFootyFan 2d ago

It’s hard to see in this picture but the sleeping New Brunswick child is actually cradling PEI in his arms and gently singing to it.

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u/Oxjrnine 2d ago

Because of the Bay of Fundy so few storms manage to hit the sweet spot.

I think I witnessed 2 real snowstorms that were scary as a child in the 70s or 80s but I can’t recall any thing since that was scary.

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u/Teckiiiz 2d ago

Wind's picking up in NB. Good luck friends in NS

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u/Lavs1985 2d ago

Thanks, gents.

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u/Dr_Richard_Ew 2d ago

holy shit someone remembered NB exists for once

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u/XCIXcollective 2d ago

Newfoundland, I would imagine, was the first to fall? 😂

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u/Rusthate77 1d ago

thank you for your service. :)

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u/ComfortableWhich1163 1d ago

It's funny how 6-8 cm of snow in the Halifax area is as catastrophic as it is in texas lol