10/26/2010 Weather
General Discussion:
Another cell of moisture is expected to pass through the Central Cascades this afternoon. Current models show it tracking just southwest of Stevens Pass, could see a few more inches of snow by tonight. Dry conditions will develop for the rest of the week.
Long-term:
Low pressure systems will continue to approach the coast over the weekend. Another large system is developing in the Gulf of Alaska which has the potential to bring another round of active weather to the region early next week.
24 hour Forecast Starting at NOON on Tuesday
Precipitation
“ Water: .25
“ of Snow: 2-4
Temperatures (F):
4000’ Low: 32 High: 36
5000’ Low: 30 High: 34
Winds speed/Direction
Pass level: 0-5 W
Ridge top: 0-10 W
TRENDS AND TIMING
Precipitation: Snow showers will continue through the night. Dry weather will settle in tomorrow and Thursday.
Freezing levels: 3500’-4500’. Freezing levels will remain near pass level through tomorrow. Warmer air will move in from the SW over the weekend.
Winds: Westerly flow will give way to east flow as high pressure develops east of the crest tomorrow. Breezy easterly winds will be possible tomorrow night. jdm
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