Time and Day: 0900
Tuesday
The
Snapshot: The precipitation will end today temperatures will
drop and winds will be out of the north.
The
Science: A strong cold front passed over the Cascades early
this morning. This will allow a cold and
dry atmosphere to settle over the PNW. High
pressure will slowly drift east over the inland NW producing chilly nights and
sunny days for the remainder of the week.
4-7day
Long Range: The weekend will continue to be dry and cool. The next chance of snow or rain will be early
next week.
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24hr Accumulative Precipitation Totals Starting at Noon Today:
Water by 4am = lt.10 Snow equivalent =
trace
Total inches of water by noon tomorrow
= .10
Total inches of snow by noon tomorrow
= trace
Trend and Timing:
An inch or two of additional snow may
be possible this morning as moderate showers persist. Dry conditions will develop this afternoon
with no precipitation expected for the rest of the week.
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24hr Base Area Temperatu:res (F) Starting at Noon Today:
Low: 14 High:
26
Trend and Timing:
Temperatures will sharply fall tonight
with lows in the teens by early tomorrow morning. Daytime temperatures should
rebound into the 20’s during the day. Depending on how much clearing occurs
night time temps could dip into the single digits.
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24hr winds:
Base: 5-10 WNW
Ridge Top: 5-10 NW shifting N
Trend and Timing:
Winds will shift NW today then north
tonight. Light cool NE flow will be
the norm for the rest of the week.
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