Time and Day: 9:30 Monday 11/3/14
The Snapshot: Rain
today and tonight with temperatures in the low 40’s. Dry tomorrow with more rain expected on
Wednesday.
The Science: A southwest fetch of moisture being pulled
toward the PNW by a low-pressure system will bring rain to the mountains for
most of the week. Surface ridging will bring
some breaks in the rain tomorrow but will quickly give way to the next juicy
frontal system on Wednesday and Thursday.
Freezing levels will remain well above Pass level influenced by warm
southerly flow.
4-7day Long Range: Long range models have a blocking
ridge of high pressure dominating the pattern during the upcoming weekend and
likely into next week. In other words, this
weekend looks dry and sunny.
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Precipitation:
24hr water ending at 4am tomorrow = .75-1 Snow = 0
Trend
and Timing:
Rain will increase this afternoon and
become heavy at times through the night.
Tomorrow will trend dry through the afternoon and evening.
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Base Temp and Freezing levels:
Low: 38 High: 44
Freezing level: +-6500’
Trends and Timing
Temperatures will remain above freezing
through the middle of the week.
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Winds (mph)
Base: 5-10 SSW
Ridge Top: 5-15 SSW
Trend and Timing:
Light to moderate SSW winds will
continue through tomorrow.
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