CJ tha DJ

@cjthadj.bsky.social

I'm an #Indigenous #DJ from #wolastokuk A #Liberal #PoliticalScience #Weather Junkie

River Watch Mid-Day Update – April 16 Spring runoff is accelerating. Advisory levels now in Fredericton & Jemseg, with sharp rises expected—Fredericton could exceed 5m by tomorrow. Northern gauges rising steadily. Check low-lying properties now. Next update tomorrow. #NBStorm #ShareYourWeather

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@ryansnoddon.bsky.social Despite snow and wet boots, New Brunswick’s long-term drought remains. A "flash melt" is sending water over frozen ground into rivers or evaporating in the high April sun. Science shows this water isn't reaching deep aquifers; once it clears, the soil may be as dry as March.

CJ tha DJ@cjthadj.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Thanks for the shoutout @kelseymcewen.bsky.social @ctvyourmorning.bsky.social www.facebook.com/share/v/1CtB... #ShareYourWeather

Sunday, Dec 7: Mostly cloudy with clouds thickening and snow starting this evening. Below-seasonal temperatures. Daylight at 8h38m33s—7h15m33s shorter than the solstice, down 1m13s today. 14 days to the winter solstice, 18 days to Christmas. 🎄 #NBStorm

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Monday, Oct 27: Mostly cloudy with near-seasonal temps across New Brunswick. Daylight at 10h15m13s, now 5h38m53s shorter than the solstice, losing just over 3 minutes per day. 55 days until the winter solstice. #NBStorm

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Monday, October 20: Daylight holds at 10h37m19s, down 3m12s from yesterday and now 5h16m shorter than the summer solstice. Across. Expect mostly cloudy skies with above-seasonal temperatures. A mild air mass continues to dominate as we move deeper into fall. 62 days remain until the winter solstice.

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Friday, October 17 Daylight stands at 10h47m0s, down 3m14s from yesterday and now 5h7m shorter than the summer solstice. Across New Brunswick, expect mostly cloudy skies with above-seasonal temperatures as mild southwesterly flow continues. Just 65 days remain until the winter solstice.

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