Stevens Pass
Mountain Weather Forecast
Day and Time: Sunday 0700
Current Observations:
24hr
Precipitation: 0”
Pass
temperature: 34 base area / 42 upper
mountain
Pass
level winds: Light, westerly
Barometer:
1022
Sky:
Clear
Radar:
No precipitation in Washington State
The Forecast: Sunny,
warm, and mild with decreasing winds Sunday. Inversion conditions developing
Sunday night and continuing Monday.
Long
Range: The ridge
starts to flatten by the middle of next week, bringing increasing clouds and
lowering freezing levels. It departs entirely by the end of the week, allowing Pacific
storms to return to our lexicon.
The Science:
Main forecast problem for the next 24 hours is when the east flow will begin.
The high pressure ridge axis remains a bit offshore this morning, and should
move inland this afternoon, changing pressure gradients enough that east flow
will develop thru Stevens Pass. This should bring the normal complement of base
area fog and below freezing temperatures, with warm air and sun above the
inversion line.
Values from 4am today through
4am tomorrow.
Precipitation:
Today 24hr
water: 0 snow: 0
Tomorrow’s 24hr
water: 0 snow: 0
Trend and Timing:
No precipitation expected for the next
48 hours.
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Temperature:
Low: 28 High: 42
Freezing level: 8,000’
Trend and Timing:
Warm all day Sunday. Cooling Sunday
night and Monday.
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Winds
Base: Light W, then E 5-10
Ridge Top: 15-20 W, then E10-20
Trend and Timing:
Wind will become light and variable
Sunday afternoon, switching to easterly Sunday night and Monday.
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