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weather1 year ago

"Intense Winter Weather: Snowfall and Rain Expected Across Western States"

A strong cold front is causing the snow level to drop dramatically in western Washington and western Oregon, with the potential for lowland snow and heavy precipitation. Locations near sea level and east of I-5 could see a wintry mix, while areas above 500 feet may accumulate a quick inch or two of snow. Showers, graupel, small hail, and isolated thunderstorms are also expected. Snow will continue to pile up in the Cascades and Coast Range, prompting a First Alert Weather Day for both mountain ranges. Showery weather will persist through the weekend, with the potential for minor snow accumulation in the lowlands.

via Fox 12 Oregon|
#cold-front#first-alert-weather-day#lowland-snow
weather2 years ago

"Anticipating Snow: Impacts and Forecasts for Western Washington and Northwest Oregon"

Forecast models for Western Washington show a wide range of possibilities for snow this week, with light snow seen in the South Sound and potential for wet snow showers in King and Snohomish counties. Thursday may bring some light snow or flurries, with the best chance for consistent snow in the North Sound and North Interior. Friday's forecast remains uncertain, with the potential for major lowland snow, sleet, or freezing rain depending on the track of a low-pressure area. The forecast models are expected to converge on a common solution in the next couple of days, but preparations for winter weather impacts on Friday and Saturday are advised.

via KIRO Seattle|
#forecast-models#lowland-snow#snow
weather2 years ago

"Blizzard Warning: Puget Sound and Northwest Bracing for Snow and Low Visibility"

Lowland snow is possible for the Puget Sound area in the coming days following a winter storm, with a mix of rain and wet snow expected on Wednesday and the potential for scattered snow showers on Thursday and Friday. Cold air will move into the region, but the precipitation is forecasted to be hit-and-miss, making widespread snow unlikely. However, select sea-level locations may see one to four inches of snow by Friday, with the possibility of heavier snowfall in certain areas. Another round of precipitation is expected on Saturday, but its impact remains uncertain at this time.

via KOMO News|
#cold-air#lowland-snow#precipitation
weather2 years ago

"Western Washington Braces for Snow, Rain, and High Winds in Active Weather Week"

A blizzard warning is in effect near the Cascade mountains in Western Washington, with 7-15 inches of snow expected at the passes and potential power outages due to 40-45 mph winds. Lowland snow is also anticipated later in the week, with a 40-60% chance of an inch or more between Thursday and Saturday, and the best chance for widespread lowland snow on Friday.

via KIRO Seattle|
#blizzard-warning#lowland-snow#national-weather-service
weather2 years ago

NOAA's Winter Outlook: Snowy Surprises for Western Washington and San Antonio

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released its winter weather outlook for Western Washington, indicating potentially warmer than average conditions with equal chances of above or below average precipitation. While El Niño years typically bring warmer and drier conditions, it does not necessarily mean there won't be any lowland snow events. The outlook simply suggests a higher statistical chance of warmer temperatures overall, but there can still be periods of below average temperatures that could produce snow.

via KIRO Seattle|
#el-nino#lowland-snow#temperature