Time and Day: 1030 Monday
The
Snapshot: Continued dry and seasonable warm for most of the
upcoming week.
The
Science: High cirrus clouds will move in this afternoon as a
weakening frontal system develops off the coast. This system is expected to remain offshore
and dissipate. High pressure centered
over the interior mountains of Idaho will keep the Cascade mountain range void
of precipitation through at least Thursday.
4-7day
Long Range: Long
range models have a storm developing off of the BC coast on Friday. Hopefully this will be the pattern change
that allows cool NW flow to develop.
Confidence in the weekend weather will be much higher in a few days. As
of now, it looks like rain/snow on Friday and Saturday with snow on Sunday.
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Precipitation:
Water by 4am = 0 Snow equivalent =0
Total inches of water by noon tomorrow
= 0
Total inches of snow by noon tomorrow
= 0
Trends and Timing
Dry conditions will continue through
at least Thursday.
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Base Temp and Freezing levels:
Low: 30 High: 40
Trend and Timing:
Mild temperatures will continue
through the week with freezing levels hovering around 5000’. East flow will help keep surface
temperatures a few degrees cooler.
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Winds:
Base: 0-5 E
Ridge Top: 0-10 E
Trend and Timing:
Light east flow will continue to move
through Pass for the next 2-4 days.
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