โNov-25-2019 12:23 PM
https wrote:
An even stronger storm is expected to develop over the eastern Pacific and
reach the West Coast by Tuesday night. This low pressure system will
likely undergo bombogenesis (pressure drop of at least 24mb in 24 hours)
from Monday night to Tuesday night, at which point it could become a 980
mb low with hurricane force winds offshore! It should reach land near the
California/Oregon border early Tuesday night and then begin to gradually
weaken as it moves inland. The mountains of southern Oregon and northern
California are likely to get hammered with blizzard conditions, and
battering surf and high winds for coastal areas. Winter storm watches and
warnings are already in effect for many of these areas, and the cold
nature of the event will result in lower than usual snow levels.
Pre-Thanksgiving travel in this region could be severely affected, and
local forecast offices have additional information pertaining to this.
โNov-27-2019 12:30 PM
StarkNaked wrote:
Latest weather report from Brookings,OR - 40 MPH winds, gusting to 65 MPH.
Snowing hard on I-5 Pass in the Siskiyous.
Fun, fun, fun!
โNov-27-2019 08:26 AM
โNov-27-2019 04:52 AM
StarkNaked wrote:
Latest weather report from Brookings,OR - 40 MPH winds, gusting to 65 MPH.
Snowing hard on I-5 Pass in the Siskiyous.
Fun, fun, fun!
โNov-26-2019 07:20 PM
https wrote:
More than half an inch of snow fell within 25 minutes, causing very slick conditions Tuesday in parts of Spokane, the National Weather Service office in Spokane said.
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โNov-26-2019 09:25 AM
mockturtle wrote:Got to love when they call for snowmagedon and it doesn't happen! I was in NYC about four years ago when they predicted a snowmagedon event. The mayor shut down the city and maybe an inch or two fell!
Lived in Seattle most of my life and 'an inch or two' on the Seattle freeways means havoc for the commute. Trust me.
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Got to love when they call for snowmagedon and it doesn't happen! I was in NYC about four years ago when they predicted a snowmagedon event. The mayor shut down the city and maybe an inch or two fell!
โNov-25-2019 08:59 PM
ScottG wrote:
Just saw one on King that said snow level "0 feet" on weds but they don't think there will be much accumulation.
Those are the ones that end up being snowmagedon.
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