Winter Storm Watch for Seattle and all of western WA
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Winter is not over tim!
We will have more COLD spells. Just not right now. On the flip side...we like hearing what you have to say.
In the short term...maybe some more showers coming up from the Portland OR area later on tonight or early wee hours of after mid-night. http://radar.wrh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS ... krtx.shtml. Hmmm...maybe more snow for us
-- Andy

In the short term...maybe some more showers coming up from the Portland OR area later on tonight or early wee hours of after mid-night. http://radar.wrh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS ... krtx.shtml. Hmmm...maybe more snow for us

-- Andy
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Does anyone know the exact setups for the major outbreaks in December 1990 and December 1996? One meteorologist said the reason why arctic air didn't filter through Western Washington was because the surface low off the south Washington coast was TOO STRONG!!! Yet if it wasn't strong enough, that wouldn't work either. What's the deal? Someone give me some insite about the 1990, 1996 storms.
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I have lived here all my life, since 1976. The more memorable winters would be, early eightys I think '83, 'Nov 85 that was awesome, it lasted a long time, Jan-March of '89 very cold, Lake Goodwin froze solid, people waking, riding bikes, skating across it. 'Dec 1990 was also very cold and snowy. winter of 92-93 cold with several snowy weeks. Fall of 95 several severe windstorms. Jan-Feb '96 Cold and snow, Nov-Dec '96 The big snows 26" of snow in 4 days here. Dec '98 very cold down to 8 degrees, with several inches of snow. Feb '01, 13" of snow, March of '02, 10" of snow first of the month, then 8" on the first day of spring. Dec-Jan '04 Cold and snow. Several other wind storms like Jan '93, Nov 82 I think it was. And also the freak North blow in Oct of '03
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I have only been here for 2 years... we came from San Diego (way too boring) where we moved after we left Minnesota. I studied the weather of Western Washington in amazing detail before moving here.
I have been fascinated with weather since age 3. I could hand-draw weather maps of the U.S. by age 5. I would do mock newscasts for my parents at age 8 complete with all the weather information they wanted to hear.
Yet I am a software consultant... not enough money in weather. I just love watching and learning about the weather.
I annoy my whole family (my wife, my parents, my sister, all my in-laws) with weather forecasts. They will tell you that I am WAY too excited and that I tell them storms are coming only because I want it to happen. So I have tried to become more objective. Then I meet all you guys and realize what a total lack of objectivity sounds like!!
I am a very optimistic person by nature. You guys think factual reporting is negative... not so.
I have been fascinated with weather since age 3. I could hand-draw weather maps of the U.S. by age 5. I would do mock newscasts for my parents at age 8 complete with all the weather information they wanted to hear.
Yet I am a software consultant... not enough money in weather. I just love watching and learning about the weather.
I annoy my whole family (my wife, my parents, my sister, all my in-laws) with weather forecasts. They will tell you that I am WAY too excited and that I tell them storms are coming only because I want it to happen. So I have tried to become more objective. Then I meet all you guys and realize what a total lack of objectivity sounds like!!
I am a very optimistic person by nature. You guys think factual reporting is negative... not so.
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Hey Tim...I`m not too far ahead of ya there in terms of being interested in weather. My interest started at age 4! And apparently, at the young age I was...I predicted rain 30mins before it happend! And sure enough, it rained! Now mind you..guess I had looked out the kitchen window to which I some how knew it was gonna rain. -- Andy
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27 F with calm conditions. Clear skies allowing radiational cooling. Not much in the way of moisture...except northwestern Oregon. Surface low too far off the south Washington coast to send moisture bands northward. It's also weakening quickly. As for the extended, Tuesday/Wednesday still looks interesting. Keep the faith alive and PRAY!!! We need an arctic blast...we've had three opportunities that have yet to materialize.
Anthony
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i am shoveling my drive my tomorrow we just got wacked with snow from that same storm you are talking about. i am just above you guys to the north over the border. And we have had over 2 feet of snow since yesterday. It hasnt stoped today its snowing right now and will continue throught the night. I have counted at least 4 complete spins of that L thats centered of the Wash coast and it just keeps on dumping on us. Well i wish i had some snow to share. With all of you guys. But i will take all I can get. Whenit stops snowing i will have some pics to share with everybody.
Till later bye for now i might check in in the morning
Till later bye for now i might check in in the morning
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Surprise... Surprise.
I was wrong.... and Mother Nature always has a way of making a person humble.
The NWS is quite surpised this morning as well.
Checked the latest models and I still think it will rain and then snow pretty good on Tuesday afternoon/evening.
Ironically... even though when I woke up my first thought was having to admit I was wrong... I am happy about the snow!!
We are heading out this later this morning so don't think my lack of response is from embarassment... I can admit a mistake.
I was wrong.... and Mother Nature always has a way of making a person humble.
The NWS is quite surpised this morning as well.
Checked the latest models and I still think it will rain and then snow pretty good on Tuesday afternoon/evening.
Ironically... even though when I woke up my first thought was having to admit I was wrong... I am happy about the snow!!
We are heading out this later this morning so don't think my lack of response is from embarassment... I can admit a mistake.
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