Is Canada (Vancouver) considered outsidered outside/north of the jetstream?

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Is Canada (Vancouver) considered outsidered outside/north of the jetstream?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_stream

they have a small globe map may show it

or just google the question?

Is Canada (Vancouver) considered outsidered outside/north of the jetstream?

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http://www.stormsurf.com/page2/forecast/forecast/050706.html

this about says it all look down towards bottm i think it says vancouver is a bit of a reach for the jet stream?

It wouldn't be accurate to say it is north of the main jet stream because it's dynamic. Depending on where a high pressure system comes from the jet stream can be pushed north or south.

Is Canada (Vancouver) considered outsidered outside/north of the jetstream?

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http://www.stormsurf.com/page2/forecast/forecast/050706.html

this about says it all look down towards bottm i think it says vancouver is a bit of a reach for the jet stream?

What a great dynamic chart- thanks!

http://www.stormsurfing.com/cgi/display_alt.cgi?a=npac_250

Yeah, it's more north of most of it than I thought. Still not out of the jetstream, however, just the back of the net for it.

Oh, that jet stream. I thought you were talking about the one that I got hit with this morning when the pressure pump was on and I went to clean my backside!

The jet stream moves around quite a bit.

Typically in the spring it dips south which makes for some exiting mountain wave soaring in New Mexico, Nevada and Colorado.

Oh, that jet stream. I thought you were talking about the one that I got hit with this morning when the pressure pump was on and I went to clean my backside!

Water squirted from every other orifice did it?