December weather

Robin Rowland 
Lenticular clouds over Kitimat, looking like a squad of UFOS. Dec 26 2025. (Robin Rowland)

I took it pretty easy during the holidays, trying to relax. The weather continued weird and I only ventured as far as my driveway.

The LNG Canada flare gleams through a snowstorm. Dec 18 2025. (Robin Rowland)
The LNG Canada flare gleams through a snowstorm. Dec 18 2025. (Robin Rowland)
My Christmas lights after the snowstorm Dec 19 2025. (Robin Rowland)
A young tree with Christmas lights, Dec. 19. 2025 (Robin Rowland)
More snow on December 22, 2025, (security camera image)
Dawn on Christmas Eve. Dec. 24, 2025. (Robin Rowland)
My neighbor’s house early on December 24. Christmas Eve. (Robin Rowland)
A wide shot of the sunset on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. 2025. (Robin Rowland)
The sun sets on Christmas Eve. (Robin Rowland)
A wider view of the “UFO Clouds” over Kitimat at sunset. Dec. 26. 2025. (Robin Rowland)
Heavy snow blanketed Kitimat on Sunday Dec. 28. so I shot this from the bedroom window. (Robin Rowland)
I have a bad back and so I signed up for the Kitimat CDC seniors’ snow clearing service. (Security camera image)

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  1. […] “people of the snow” in an indigenous language) and this time of year we do get a lot of snow (as on Dec. 28). Yes there was a holiday but local media in Alaska was reporting the snow was sinking boats on […]

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