Fall is clearly in the air. Freezing levels dipped to 5500’ this morning with the first strong cold front that passed through in months. The higher peaks certainly received their first dusting snow. It is that time of year to look for that shift in weather patterns that commits us to fall. Typical of early seasonal weather patterns, trends tend to be chaotic, providing occasional commitment to the up coming season.
This week will be follow that early season pattern by starting out cold and unstable. Low level clouds will stick to the Cascade Crest through tomorrow. High pressure will reestablish itself tomorrow allowing skies to clear, and temperatures to rebound into the 60’s or low 70’s by the end of the week. The long term weather models indicate a dry weather pattern lasting well into next week.
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