Hopefully we will squeeze a few more inches of snow out of this before it dries up later today. The atmosphere will begin to stabilize under rising barometric pressure this afternoon. Dry and clear weather will start tonight and last through most of the weekend.
Long-range: Warm southwest flow is expected to generate high freezing levels and a chance of rain on Sunday and Monday.
Note: I will be touring in the Selkirk Mountains for the next 6 days and unable to provide a weather forecast until next Thursday. For your weather fix go to:
http://www.atmos.washington.edu/data/disc_report.html
or
http://www.nwac.us/forecast/weather/current/
24hr Accumulative Precipitation Totals Starting at Noon Today:
Water by 4am = .10 Snow equivalent = 0-1
Total inches of water by noon tomorrow = .10
Total inches of snow by noon tomorrow = 1
Trend and Timing:
The snow will diminish this afternoon. Tonight and tomorrow will be dry and mostly clear.
24hr Base Area Temperatures (F) Starting at Noon Today:
Low: 22 High: +32
Freezing level: 3000’
Trend and Timing:
Even thought freezing levels will hover around 3000’, daytime temperature will rise above freezing with the aid of the sun. Diurnal temperature swings can be expected.
24hr Winds Speed (mph)/Direction Starting at Noon Today:
Base: 0-5 W
Ridge Top: 0-5 W
Trend and Timing:
Very light westerly flow today will shift to light easterly tomorrow.
J.Meriwether
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