1/7/2011 Weather
24HR SNAPSHOT starting at NOON today
Water - .25 -.5 Snow - 3-6
Freezing levels - 4000' falling
Winds 5-15 W
General Discussion: Cooler air and tapering precipitation will follow the approaching cold front today. Hopefully we will get some nice snow before it all comes to and end tomorrow.
Long-term: The weekend will be cool with a chance of light snow showers lingering over the Cascade Crest. Sunday/Monday will by clear and cold. No significant storms on the horizon through most of next week.
TRENDS AND TIMING
Precipitation: Rain will slowly change over to snow through the day. Moderate snow showers will be possible with nice westerly flow. The precipitation will change to showers overnight and taper off through the day tomorrow.
Freezing levels: Freezing levels will drop to 4000’ this afternoon. Temperatures will continue to fall through the weekend with freezing levels reaching sea level by Sunday.
Winds: Strong westerly flow will continue along the ridge tops. Winds will taper tomorrow and swing NNE for the weekend.
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