The
Snapshot: Snow showers will diminish today with clearing
tonight and tomorrow.
The
Science: This morning
radar has snow continuing in the Hwy 2 convergence zone. A few more inches of snow will be likely
before the moisture gets cut off in a few hours. High pressure will drift east
today producing clear and chilly weather for the weekend.
4-7day
Long Range: The high pressure begins to deteriorate on Wednesday
of next week. This will open the door
for some systems to track through the PNW.
It is still too far out to have any confidence in the details on these
late week storms, so stay tuned.
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Precipitation:
Water
by 4am = .10 Snow equivalent = 0-1
24hr
total inches of water by noon tomorrow = .10
24hr
total inches of snow by noon tomorrow =0-1
Trends and Timing:
An extra inch or two may be likely
this morning. The precipitation will end
this afternoon. Dry through Sunday.
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Base Temp and Freezing levels:
Low: 18 High: 24
Trends and Timing
Temperatures will continue to fall
under cool northerly flow for the next 24hrs.
Freezing levels begin to rise on late Saturday night/Sunday.
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Winds (mph)
Base: 0-5 NNE
Ridge Top: 0-10 NNE
Trend and Timing:
Winds will diminish and shift north
today. East flow develops over the
weekend.
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