Stevens Pass Mountain Weather
Forecast
Monday, March 16, 2020, 1100
California is finally getting snow with Tahoe receiving close to 4’ over
the last few days. “Just sayin”
Current Observations:
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24hr Precipitation: 0
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Temperature profile: 23 base, 33 ridge
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Pass level winds:
light, north easterly
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Barometer: 1020mb’s and rising
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Sky: clear
and sunny
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Radar: dry and clear throughout the State
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The Forecast: This week will start
out mostly clear with daytime temperature reaching into the mid to upper 40’s.
The Science: As you can tell by the current 10 degree temperature
inversion, our brief cold snap is ending. A strong high pressure system parked over the
interior west will keep the PNW dry, clear and relatively warm through at least
Thursday. Temperatures will move towards
a diurnal pattern with a good melt-freeze snow cycle developing.
A low pressure cell will track down the coast
later this week for a chance of some light mixed rain and snow showers for the
Central Cascades.
Long Range. Clouds move in on Thursday with a chance of
some light passing mixed rain and snow showers on Friday and Saturday.
Confidence: Good.
Values from 4am today through 4am tomorrow.
Precipitation:
Today
24hr
water:0 snow:0
Tomorrow’s
24hr
water:0 snow:0
Trend and
Timing:
0
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Temperature:
Low: 26 High: 45
Freezing
level: 3000’ – 6000’
Trend and
Timing:
Freezing levels will push up above Pass level today. Temperatures could hit 50f with the aid of
the sun this afternoon.
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Winds
Base: 0-5
ENE
Ridge
Top: 0-10 E
Trend and
Timing:
Weak east flow will remain intact for the next few days.
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