Measurements taken from East Side Saskatoon: (not the west side airport readings)
November 2022 :Total - East Saskatoon = 14.80 inches (37.59 cm) snow (November 05/22 - 13.0 cm - airport announced as unofficial snow amount because of very windy conditions)
December 2022:Total - East Saskatoon = 15.95 inches (40.51 cm) snow
January 2023:Total - East Saskatoon = 2.90 inches (7.34 cm) snow 0.10 inches (2.50 mm) of rain
February 2023:Total - East Saskatoon = 4.08 inches (10.34 cm) snow 0.07 inches (1.77 mm) of rain
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February 2023: February 01-03 = 0.30 inches (0.76 cm) of snow
February 04 = 0.70 inches (1.77 cm) of snow February 06-12 = 0.07 inches (1.77 mm) of rain
February 15 = 0.08 inches (0.20 cm) of snow
February 16-19 = 2.40 inches (6.09 cm) of snow
February 17-28 = 0.60 inches (1.52 cm) of snow
March 2023: March 01-04 = 0.35 inches (0.88 cm) of snow
March 5-11 = 1.75 inches (4.44 cm) of snow March 14 = 0.75 inches (1.90 cm) of snow
So, how much did my Air Conditioner cost me the summer of 2021 in Saskatoon?
If you are thinking of a central A/C for next summer for your house, which would not only keep you cool, you can also keep your windows shut when the forest smoke arrives...i have the totals of how much my A/C cost me.
I have a 2 ton central Lennox A/C and my house is 850 sg feet.
My normal power, electric, and all the other add on charges, normally come to $162.00 per month, give ot take $10 or so.
In June my bill total was: $172.00 so the A/C cost $10.00. (rounded off...)
In July my bill total was: $252.00 so the A/C cost $90.00.
In August my bill total was: $254.00 so the A/C cost $92.00.
In September my bill total was: $277.00 so the A/C cost $115.00.
The total cost to run my A/C this summer 2021 was $307.00.