been to Alberta

by filip
(beograd)

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Hy, I am Filip. I have never ever been to Alberta or anywhere in Canada, but I am a big fan of Canada, especially Canadian hockey teams.


At my place, I have access to good weather information, so it is lot easier to go on some trip and it is easier to plan a trip when you know what kind of weather you can expect where you plan to go. We know how weather is going to be in next six days, or for some areas even more. That system is very useful and informations are never out-of-date, but we don't have this kind of website where can we find all informations on one place for many different areas of some country.

Great thing is your system of relaying weather information; this is also great place because we can find here direct temperature, at theweathernetwork.com which is not common on other sites or some different places for temperature info, just info like weather is going to be fine, or it is going to be rainy the next few days.

Great thing about this kind of site is that you can plan some holidays in far away place from your home. It is a common thing that you must spend many hours in your hotel because weather is bad.

Barry's Response - The kind of weather information you describe on the weather network or other operational forecast sites is intended for travellers, whereas stuffintheair.com is for science students and other people who do research projects. You're right, some pages specialize in Canadian weather too. Thanks for your comments, Filip.

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts on Canada and their awesome hockey teams.


There's nothing quite like the thrill of a hockey game, is there?

You make a great point about having reliable weather info, especially when you're planning a trip. Knowing what kind of weather to expect can really help you prepare. Your system sounds incredibly convenient, providing up-to-date forecasts for multiple days in advance.

Many will find it interesting to hear about theweathernetwork.com and how it provides direct temperature information. That kind of detail can help travelers pick the right clothes and activities. Plus, planning holidays in distant places becomes a lot more fun when you know the weather's good.

I'm glad you're enjoying the weather information system in Canada - it's those little things that make a big difference, whether you're watching your favorite hockey team (i.e., Calgary Flames) or exploring anew. Keep up with the latest updates and keep enjoying those Canadian vibes!

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