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I am already getting excited about next weekend. This ECMWF 850mb temp / surface pressure map at day 7 shows our next opportunity for some real winter. As TT stated the GFS show something very similar. Did I just agree with TT????
http://weather.cod.edu/forecast/ECMWF/e ... mp_168.gif
I like the fact that we are going to have some chilly weather over the next few days also. A below normal feb?




http://weather.cod.edu/forecast/ECMWF/e ... mp_168.gif
I like the fact that we are going to have some chilly weather over the next few days also. A below normal feb?
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snow_wizzard wrote:R-Dub...It will be select areas that will get down to 20 - 25. Those would be some areas in the NW interior, the valleys near and in the foothills, and areas near Olympia. Many places will be more like 27 - 31.
How low do you think I will go Snowwiz?
WOW finally an exciting Super Bowl!! I don't care who wins, but after the "sharpie" incedent at where else......SEATTLE, I have really disliked T.O.
Go Eagles!!
EDIT.........OOPS I meant to say go New England!
Currently 34.7 degrees and still a mixed bag falling here.

Last edited by R-Dub on Sun Feb 06, 2005 10:20 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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No showdown...
I agree there will be some frost around early this week. Nice days... cool nights.
Thursday and Friday should be warmer with no frost anywhere and really pleasant days.
Next weekend will be marginally wet and cool (particularly Saturday) but still highs in the upper 40's. Good mountain snow though.
I agree there will be some frost around early this week. Nice days... cool nights.
Thursday and Friday should be warmer with no frost anywhere and really pleasant days.
Next weekend will be marginally wet and cool (particularly Saturday) but still highs in the upper 40's. Good mountain snow though.
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TT-SEA wrote:There is no human input on the NCEP long range forecasts produced on the weekend.
They are truly garbage.
Even the ones with human input are shaky at best. The weekend forecasts are a joke.
I won't argue with that one.
Temp still slowly dropping, down to 33.9 degrees with still a light mixed slush falling from the sky.
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Everyone must be stuffed full of chips, beer, and are passed out in front of the TV
Its quiet here tonight!!
I really like this sentence from the latest NWS forecast.........." MON AND TUE NITE SHUD BE RATHER FROSTY AND OUR CURRENT FCST MAY BE A COUPLE DEGREES TOO WARM."
That should slow up the grass a little
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA 845 PM PST SUN FEB 6 2005
.SYNOPSIS...A LOW PRESSURE CENTERED NEAR ASTORIA THIS EVENING IS DRIFTING SOUTH AND DISSIPATING. THE REGION WILL BE UNDER WEAK HIGH PRESSURE AND LIGHT OFFSHORE FLOW TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY. WEAK FRONTS WILL GIVE CLOUDS AND A CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION STARTING FRIDAY. &&
.DISCUSSION...SHOWERS WILL BE OVER WITH BY MIDNITE SO CUT THE POPS AND REWORDED THE ZONES. WILL TAKE AWHILE TO GET RID OF THE LOW LVL MOISTURE HOWEVER...AND OUR TEMP FORECASTS MAY BE SEVERAL DEGREES TOO COOL TONIGHT. MON AND TUE NITE SHUD BE RATHER FROSTY AND OUR CURRENT FCST MAY BE A COUPLE DEGREES TOO WARM. BUT CERTAINLY DRY FOR MOST OF THE WEEK AHEAD.

I really like this sentence from the latest NWS forecast.........." MON AND TUE NITE SHUD BE RATHER FROSTY AND OUR CURRENT FCST MAY BE A COUPLE DEGREES TOO WARM."
That should slow up the grass a little

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA 845 PM PST SUN FEB 6 2005
.SYNOPSIS...A LOW PRESSURE CENTERED NEAR ASTORIA THIS EVENING IS DRIFTING SOUTH AND DISSIPATING. THE REGION WILL BE UNDER WEAK HIGH PRESSURE AND LIGHT OFFSHORE FLOW TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY. WEAK FRONTS WILL GIVE CLOUDS AND A CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION STARTING FRIDAY. &&
.DISCUSSION...SHOWERS WILL BE OVER WITH BY MIDNITE SO CUT THE POPS AND REWORDED THE ZONES. WILL TAKE AWHILE TO GET RID OF THE LOW LVL MOISTURE HOWEVER...AND OUR TEMP FORECASTS MAY BE SEVERAL DEGREES TOO COOL TONIGHT. MON AND TUE NITE SHUD BE RATHER FROSTY AND OUR CURRENT FCST MAY BE A COUPLE DEGREES TOO WARM. BUT CERTAINLY DRY FOR MOST OF THE WEEK AHEAD.
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Hi folks...Tim, Anthony, snow-wizzard, Randy, and the rest. Just wanting to let you all know that I didn`t dissapear off this board. lol. Seriously though. I`m still here and will post more often. Didn`t post over last couple days because of some BAD computer problems. Anyway...I am here!:) -- Andy
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Superbowl was AWESOME!!!
In any event, next week looks very interesting...latest 850 mb heights are almost down to -20C. Of course it's still seven days away, but at least the hope of winter isn't lost. Today was interesting...a variety of weather. We never switched to pure, wet snow but the mix bag was awesome to watch!! Well, I'm tired!! Got 0 period tomorrow morning at 6:15am so I better go to bed. Goodnite to all!!
Anthony
In any event, next week looks very interesting...latest 850 mb heights are almost down to -20C. Of course it's still seven days away, but at least the hope of winter isn't lost. Today was interesting...a variety of weather. We never switched to pure, wet snow but the mix bag was awesome to watch!! Well, I'm tired!! Got 0 period tomorrow morning at 6:15am so I better go to bed. Goodnite to all!!
Anthony
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Anthony... you have to be AT school by 6:15 a.m.? Thats insane.
I am not sure what model you are looking at but 850 mb temps of -20C would be just as insane. The GFS shows about -6C one week from now... and that will probably be very wrong.
BTW - this is a good lesson here... the GFS originally had 850 mb forecasted temps of -12C or colder for today (earlier this week). I said that the reality would be much warmer. This afternoon the actual 850 mb temperature was approximately -3C.
FOR ALL ON THIS THREAD - DO NOT LOOK AT GFS FORECASTED 850 MB TEMPS BEYOND 2 DAYS FOR WESTERN WASHINGTON. THE MODEL DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE OLYMPIC OR CASCADE MOUNTAINS
I am not sure what model you are looking at but 850 mb temps of -20C would be just as insane. The GFS shows about -6C one week from now... and that will probably be very wrong.
BTW - this is a good lesson here... the GFS originally had 850 mb forecasted temps of -12C or colder for today (earlier this week). I said that the reality would be much warmer. This afternoon the actual 850 mb temperature was approximately -3C.
FOR ALL ON THIS THREAD - DO NOT LOOK AT GFS FORECASTED 850 MB TEMPS BEYOND 2 DAYS FOR WESTERN WASHINGTON. THE MODEL DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE OLYMPIC OR CASCADE MOUNTAINS
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